Welcome to the Department of Business Law

The California State University’s Real Estate Scholarship (ICSC) program is accepting applications for Spring 2020. Read more

The Department of Criminology and Justice Studies is hosting a special session of the California Court of Appeal to be held here at the CSUN campus for the benefit of our students and campus community on Wednesday, October 16, from 10:00 am -12:00 noon at the Plaza del Sol auditorium at the USU.  The doors will open at 9:00 am. Read more

Planning your schedule. Read more

The CSUN in DC Internship Program is an opportunity for students to live, work, and learn in Washington, D.C. for the entire Spring semester.  Students earn 12-15 units during the semester which means participation can even help them to graduate on time.  Students intern with members of Congress, with agencies, with non-profits, with advocacy organizations, with private firms, or with museums or embassies.  There are a lot of great opportunities and we work with them to get them placed in the internship that is right for their goals and plans.  We also have funds available to help subsidize the costs for students so if they want to do this but are worried about the cost, they should come learn more because we can help them to make it work financially! Read more

Every year, a handful of students get special recognition for their outstanding academic achievement in their major or minor. We appreciate, celebrate and honor these students: Business Law majors: Amy Barnes, Binuri Fonseka, Nazaneen Iravani, Jordan Khajerian, Andrea Magana, Max Moshkovich, Michael Shaheen, and Kamilia Torres. Real Estate Major: Stephanie Villa. Business Law minors: Thania Fuentes, Solair Kharadjian, Stephanie Lamb, Tyler Lofftus, Caitlin Murphy, & Noam Namir. Real Estate minors: Laurie Abbou & Kyle Waldrop. Read more

It’s a problem we’ve all faced: too many cups and too few cupholders. The solution came from Real Estate student Stephanie Villa along with her team, business students Bretiel Danipour, Jenna Flynn and Tammy Nguyen who developed an adjustable tray that molds to the shape of your car seat. Their invention won first place and the audience choice prize at CSUN’s Bull Ring New Venture Competition hosted by the David Nazarian College of Business & Economics’ Entrepreneurship Program.

Read more at http://csunshinetoday.csun.edu/business/nospill-tray-for-delivery-drivers-captures-bull-ring-grand-prize/ Read more

With its genesis as a classroom exercise, More Than an Academic Question: Defining Student Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights has been published in the Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal. Read more