The School of Business and Law – shaping Visionary Leaders and Entrepreneurs for a sustainable and dynamic world.


At Birmingham Newman University’s School of Business and Law, we are dedicated to transforming students’ lives by developing the next generation of leaders, nurturing entrepreneurial spirit and fostering essential employability skills for the future. In line with the university’s key ambition to work together in partnership to transform students’ lives, our School is deeply committed to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).


Our diverse range of programmes in Business and Management, Accounting and Finance, Computing, Law, Criminology, Policing, and Working With Children, Young People, and Families, are designed not just to educate, but to inspire innovative thinking and entrepreneurial ventures. Our curriculum, blending academic rigour with practical experience, equips students with the tools to thrive in various career paths, whether they aspire to be leaders in established sectors or trailblazing entrepreneurs.


By fostering a blend of critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and sustainability-focused practices, we prepare our graduates to excel in an evolving global landscape, ensuring they are ready to meet the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow’s world.


Subject areas


• Accounting and Finance • Business and Management • Computer Science • Criminology • Law • Professional Policing • Working with Children, Young People and Families


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