private commercial law
private commercial law
Orientation in the regulatory network
From general terms and conditions to contracts for work and services, from the law of merchants to consumer protection on the Internet - the module provides orientation in the complex regulatory network that increasingly characterises entrepreneurial activity. Participants learn the legal methodology for assessing conflicts in business practice by means of practical exercises. In addition to business law basics of civil law and commercial law, knowledge of company law and industrial property law is taught.
The module covers the numerous legal contents of private commercial law as well as the central legal sources of contract law and liability law. Other topics include dealing with contractual disruptions, trade mark law and unfair competition. Special emphasis is placed on internet law. The focus here is on online marketing and the conclusion of contracts in online trading. The particular liability risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence will also be discussed.
The customer can differentiate between central categories such as consumer/contractor, purchase contract/contract for work and labour or withdrawal/cancellation/cancellation,
develop relevant legal questions and work out answers using the relevant legal and specialised sources,
The module is suitable for anyone who wants to be confident in reporting. It can be taken as certified further education or as part of the part-time Bachelor's degree programme in Business Administration and concludes with a Certificate of Advanced Studies. The certificate is fully recognised for the Bachelor's degree course. So you can start your studies without enrolment!
Why participants recommend us
Practical relevance
Students can work on projects from their own profession in the individual modules and can be included in examinations.
Flexible
Study when it suits your family, job and free time - the study format makes it possible. You study mainly online.
