LLB Law (including Canadian law)
Entry requirements
A level: AAB
About this course
LLB in Law (including Canadian law). Core topics include Research Methods and Legal Analysis. Teaching is delivered through lectures, tutorials, and seminars, with small group tutorials of around twelve to fifteen students. Core modules include Foundations of Canadian Law in the second year and Canadian Constitutional Law in the final year, and the degree is recognised in England, Wales and Canada.
Modules
- Competition Law
- Law in Practice: Legal Advice Clinic
- Caring and the Law
- Commercial Law: Domestic Sale of Goods and Agency
- Islamic Law
- Commercial Property
- Dispute Resolution
- International Commercial Arbitration
- Criminal Justice: Policing and Prosecutions
- Environmental, Climate Change and Sustainability Law
- Bioethics
- Company Law
- Criminology
- Law Dissertation
- Employment Law
- Family Law
- Human Rights in the 21st Century
- Immigration Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Law in Practice: Legal Advice Clinic Community projects
- International Law
- Jurisprudence and Political Philosophy
- Law and Political Theory
- Law of Evidence
- Medical Law
- Advanced Law in Practice: Legal Advice Clinic
- Commercial Law: Introduction to International Sale of Goods
- Commercial Law in a Digital World
- Wills and the Administration of Estates
- Animal Rights Law
- Law and Religion
- Gender, Sexuality and the Law
- Real Estate in Practice
- Business Law in Practice
- Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Contract Law
- Law of Tort
- Foundations of Law
- Criminal Law
- Equity and Trusts
- Land Law
- Law of EU-UK Relations
- Foundations of Canadian Law