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LLB Law

Newcastle University

Institution
Newcastle University
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Law
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
M101
Typical offer
A-level AAA, IB 36

Entry requirements

A level: AAA IB: 36 points

About this course

LLB Honours in Law, combining the study of legal institutions with broader global perspectives. Core topics include Research Methods, Legal Analysis, Entrepreneurship, and Global & Comparative Perspective. Compulsory modules in the first two years cover the seven foundations of legal knowledge, with a broad range of elective modules available in the final year. The standard three-year degree can be extended to a four-year LLB with either a placement or international exchange year.

Modules

  • Legal Institutions and Method
  • Constitutional Law
  • Contract Law
  • Law and Ethics
  • Administrative Law and Human Rights
  • The UK and EU Law
  • Land Law
  • Criminal Law
  • General Principles of Tort
  • Equity and Trusts
  • Advanced Legal Skills
  • Criminology and Criminal Justice
  • Public International Law
  • Medicine, Law and Bioethics
  • Legal Theory
  • Terrorism and Counter-terrorism Law
  • Family Law
  • Law and History
  • Law and Gender
  • Sports Law
  • Public Theology and the Law: A Global Perspective on Justice, Ethics and Governance
  • Principles of International Arbitration
  • Human Resource Management
  • Business Enterprise
  • Enterprise and Entrepreneurship with Lean Innovation
  • Creativity and Innovation
  • International Entrepreneurship
  • Company Law
  • Criminology and Criminal Justice
  • Environmental Law
  • Evidence
  • Public International Law
  • Medicine, Law and Bioethics
  • Law and Literature
  • The Law of Succession
  • Legal Theory
  • Fundamentals of Human Rights Law
  • Terrorism and Counter-terrorism Law
  • Family Law
  • Law and History
  • Law and Gender
  • Commercial Law
  • Sports Law
  • Global Intellectual Property Law and Policy
  • Dissertation in Law
  • Private Law Remedies
  • Animal Rights Law
  • Public Theology and the Law: A Global Perspective on Justice, Ethics and Governance
  • Global Security Law
  • Principles of International Arbitration
  • Career Development for final year students