Faculty of Business and Law
Be part of a diverse learning community that values excellence, reflection, inclusivity, ethics and collaboration.
The Faculty of Business and Law at Roehampton combines both the Business School and Law School.
Together they form a friendly, inspired and diverse community of students and staff who believe that businesses and legal professionals should act with a social conscience - values embedded in our teaching and research.
We want our graduates to be at the forefront of their careers so that they can make a difference as reflective and socially responsible ethical practitioners.
Business School
We'll get you business ready.
Roehampton's Business School is committed to helping you become a business leader, who will make a positive difference in society.
You'll be part of a diverse learning community that values excellence, reflection, inclusivity, ethics and collaboration.
Law School
Start your journey in law.
Our Law School is a friendly, diverse community that values social justice, teamwork and our local community.
We'll give you the skills and hands-on experience you need to pursure a career in law.
Why choose the Faculty of Business and Law
- You'll be taught by a friendly, committed and qualified team of academics who have both professional and academic expertise
- Our courses are career focused and accredited by the appropriate professional bodies, such as the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and Chartered Institute of Marketing
- Access career support and industry connections throughout your studies and beyond, with work experience and placements available for many courses too
- Achieve your full potential through our range of academic and wellbeing support teams
- You can also get involved in a range of extra-curricular activities, including our student-led Business and Law Societies and attend employability events
Courses
Ready to shape the future through research?
At Roehampton, we offer PhD opportunities in Business and Law for ambitious thinkers who want to make a real impact.
If your independent research project aims to make an original contribution to knowledge in these fields, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you're looking to study full-time or part-time, our flexible start dates in October and January make it easy to begin your journey when it suits you.
Explore our supportive research community and discover how Roehampton can help you thrive.
Open days
Get a real taste of our campus, community and what it’s like to study at Roehampton
Employability
We are focused on helping you develop key skills.
You will be business-ready, so you can make an immediate impact and long-term difference in your future career.
We will prepare you for the world of work, with regular access to employability events, guest industry speakers, networking opportunities and personalised mentoring and careers support.
Career skills and development are built into our degrees, allowing you to reach your full potential and ambitions.
All our undergraduate courses also offer you the option of taking a professional placement year.
Facilities
You’ll be based in our historic Southlands College.
You will study in the Queen’s and Mandela Buildings, which are located in the heart of our green campus and right next to our world-class library.
You will learn in modern teaching rooms, large lecture theatres and computer rooms, plus there’s also plenty of communal areas for you to relax and meet with friends in between lectures too.
Our Advisory Boards
Our Advisory Boards bring together industry professionals and students to support the ongoing development of the Faculty of Business and Law.
The Business Advisory Board provides strategic insight to help ensure our programmes align with current industry standards, while the Student Advisory Board offers feedback from a student perspective to enhance teaching, learning and the overall experience.
Working in partnership with academic staff, both boards help strengthen the connection between academic study and real-world practice, and support the continuous improvement of our curriculum and employability outcomes.
