LLB Law with Criminology (Study Abroad)
Entry requirements
A level: AAB IB: 35 points overall with 16 points from the best 3 HL subjects
About this course
LLB Hons in Law with Criminology (Study Abroad) is an undergraduate degree within Sociology and Law, examining legal principles alongside the causes and contexts of crime. Core topics include Statistics, Research Methods, Fieldwork, Legal Analysis, Communication & Writing, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Ethics & Professional Practice, and Design & Creative Practice. Students spend the third year studying abroad at an international partner institution. The first year establishes core legal and criminological foundations through modules such as Legal Systems and Sources, Contract Law, Explaining Criminology, Legal Systems and Justice, Criminal Law, and Public Law. The second year introduces Tort Law, Criminological Thought, and Land Law, alongside optional study in areas like Business Law and Practice, European Union Law, Family Law, International Law, Mediation and Conflict Resolution, Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Youth Justice, Cybercrime and Cybercriminality, Commercial Law, Employment Law, Financial Crime, Human Rights and Civil Liberties, International Law on Force, Territory and Human Rights, Law and Young People, Legal Tech and Innovation, Organised Crime, Contemporary Issues in Policing, Understanding Criminological Fieldwork, and Measuring Crime. Following the third year abroad, the final year features Equity and Trusts Law as a core requirement, alongside specialized optional modules including Law Dissertation, Company Law, Environmental Law, Immigration and Asylum Law, Inheritance Law, Healthcare Law and Ethics, Green Criminology, Drugs, Crime and Society, Contemporary Issues in Corporate Governance, Evidence, Intellectual Property Law and Policy, Human Rights, Mass Atrocities and Transitional Justice, Sex Crimes and Sexual Offending, Street Law, Gendered Harm and Justice, Hate Crime, Crime and Media, and Prisons, Punishment and Society.
Modules
- Legal Systems and Sources
- Contract Law
- Explaining Criminology
- Legal Systems and Justice
- Criminal Law
- Public Law
- Tort Law
- Criminological Thought
- Land Law
- Business Law and Practice
- European Union Law
- Family Law
- International Law
- Mediation and Conflict Resolution
- Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- Youth Justice
- Cybercrime and Cybercriminality
- Commercial Law
- Employment Law
- Financial Crime
- Human Rights and Civil Liberties
- International Law on Force, Territory and Human Rights
- Law and Young People
- Legal Tech and Innovation
- Organised Crime
- Contemporary Issues in Policing
- Understanding Criminological Fieldwork
- Measuring Crime
- Your Year Abroad
- Equity and Trusts Law
- Law Dissertation
- Company Law
- Environmental Law
- Immigration and Asylum Law
- Inheritance Law
- Healthcare Law and Ethics
- Green Criminology
- Drugs, Crime and Society
- Contemporary Issues in Corporate Governance
- Evidence
- Intellectual Property Law and Policy
- Human Rights, Mass Atrocities and Transitional Justice
- Sex Crimes and Sexual Offending
- Street Law
- Gendered Harm and Justice
- Hate Crime
- Crime and Media
- Prisons, Punishment and Society