The Bachelor's of Business and Commercial Law study plan at Sohar University is an accredited bachelor programme spanning about 4 years (8 academic levels), requiring 131 credit hours across 36 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.
Level 1 - Semester 118 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BUMG1110
Principles of Management
4
BUMG1105
Business Statistics
4
BUMG1104
Introduction to Microeconomics
4
BUAC1101
Principles of Accounting
4
UNIR1002
Arabic Language Skills
2
Level 1 - Semester 217 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BUMK1201
Principles of Marketing
4
BULA1201
Introduction to Business Law
4
BUMG1202
Introduction to Macroeconomics
4
UNIR1100
Communication Skills I
3
UNIR1001
Oman and Islamic Culture
2
Level 2 - Semester 118 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BULA2101
Legal Issues in Commercial Law
4
BULA2102
Law of Organizations
4
BUAC2102
Financial Management
4
BUMG2110
Organizational Behavior
4
UNIR2001
Entrepreneurship
2
Level 2 - Semester 215 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BULA2201
Employment Law
4
BULA2202
Extractive Industry Law
4
BUIS2201
Management Information Systems
4
UNIR2100
Communication Skills II
3
BINT2000
Internship
0
Level 3 - Semester 115 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BULA3101
Contract Law
4
BULA3102
Consumer Protection Law
4
BUIS3103
Digital Business
4
UNIR3100
Communication Skills III
3
Level 3 - Semester 216 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BULA3201
Intellectual Property Law
4
BULA3202
Air & Maritime Law
4
BUMG3202
International Business
4
BUMG4202
Governance & Business Ethics
4
Level 4 - Semester 116 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BULA4101
Information Technology Law
4
BULA4102
Tourism & Hospitality Law
4
BUMG4110
Supply Chain Management
4
BUMG4104
Business Research Methods
4
Level 4 - Semester 216 credits
Code
Course
Credits
BULA4201
International Trade Law
4
BULA4202
Alternative Dispute Resolution
4
BUMG4201
Strategic Management
4
BUMG4204
Research Project
4
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