LLB Law with French Law
Entry requirements
A level: AAA (specific subject requirements) BTEC: D,D alongside an A in A-level French. IB: 35 overall (6,6,5 higher including French).
About this course
LLB in Law with French Law, a law and French and Francophone studies degree exploring legal principles alongside French language proficiency. Core topics include Legal Analysis. The third year is spent studying law at a partner university in France. The first year establishes core foundations through Contract Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Foundations of Law, and Legal Skills, alongside French Language Awareness and Skills. The second year continues with Torts, Criminal Law, Law and Society, European Legal Systems, and French Language in Contexts, with optional choices such as Employment Law and International Human Rights Law. The third year consists of a compulsory study abroad placement focused on law with languages. The final year covers advanced compulsory subjects including Law of Trusts, Land Law, EU Law, and a Final Year Project, while offering optional modules such as Company Law, Family Law, and Cyberlaw: Law and the Regulation of the Information Society.
Modules
- Contract Law
- Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Foundations of Law
- Legal Skills
- PRIME (Professions, Reflections, Identities, Motivations & Ethics
- French Language Awareness and Skills
- Torts
- Law and Society
- French Language in Contexts
- Criminal Law
- European Legal Systems
- International Human Rights Law
- Truth, Lies and Crime
- Employment Law
- Study Abroad: Law with Languages
- Law of Trusts
- EU Law
- Final Year Project
- Land Law
- Company Law
- Family Law
- Competition Law
- Privacy and Media Law
- Gender and the Law
- Cyberlaw: Law and the Regulation of the Information Society
- Disability Law
- Criminal Evidence