Departments

Business Law & Society

In the Business Law & Society Department, students examine the nuances—and impact—of law within all functional areas of management while developing critical-thinking skills.

Course offerings are both practical and relevant: Learn about current ethical and legal issues leaders in every industry confront. Core and elective courses cultivate essential analytical skills that are imperative for sound decision making.

The aptitude gained from business law courses is useful for careers in consulting, risk management, accounting, human resource management, finance, marketing, and securities.

Contact

Fulton Hall 420
617-552-0410

Stephanie Greene
Chairperson

Kathleen Kyratzoglou
Staff/Legal Research Assistant

News

Lourdes German outside with a city in the background

Carroll School Professor Helps Lead Fiscal Health and Equity Initiative

Lourdes German, co-director of the Managing for Social Impact & the Public Good minor, is teaching lead for a new initiative from Bloomberg Philanthropies, which aims to help city leaders tackle economic recovery from COVID-19 with a focus on equality.

Group photo of Labor Law Seminar at Doyle's

Historic Pub Doyle’s, Soon to Close, Regularly Hosted a Carroll School Class

Among the many mourning the demise of Doyle’s is Professor of Business Law David Twomey. For decades, the professor would often bring seniors from his Labor Law Seminar on Sunday afternoon outings to the nearby Arnold Arboretum, followed by supper at Doyle’s.

Carroll School lecturer Lourdes German receives Dinneen community service award

The Dinneen Award recognizes an alumnus whose work reflects both Saint Romero’s ideals and Fr. Dinneen’s commitment, leadership, and service to the Latino community.