LLB Law with International Foundation Year - September entry
Entry requirements
A level: 72 UCAS tariff points. IB: 24 points from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme or International Baccalaureate Certificate. Grades 9–4 (A*–C) in five subjects, or equivalent qualifications 26 points overall IELTS of 5.5 with no component below 5.5. We will accept a non-UKVI IELTS or GCSE/IGCSE English Language at grade C or equivalent. Academic entry requirements English language entry requirements
About this course
LLB in Law, spanning the English legal system and international legal frameworks. Core topics include Research Methods, Legal Analysis, Policy Analysis, Ethics & Professional Practice, and Global & Comparative Perspective. The four-year programme includes a foundation year (Year 0) that feeds into an accredited three-year LLB, with an independent research project in the final year. Optional modules include Banking Law, Equity and Trusts, and International Human Rights Law.
Modules
- Foundations of Law (English Legal System)
- Introduction to the Law of Obligations and Negligence
- Introduction to Sociology
- Government and Politics
- Academic Literacies and Skills
- Academic Communication and Inquiry
- Contract
- Criminal Law
- English Legal System and Skills
- Public Law 1
- Tort
- Law and Society
- Research and Writing Skills
- Ethical GenAI for Law
- Equity and Trusts
- EU Law
- Land Law
- Public Law 2
- Banking Law
- Research Project
- Legal Writing Credit
- Religion and Law
- Law of Evidence
- Introduction to International and European Human Rights
- Foundations of International Law
- Law of Succession
- Art and Cultural Heritage Law
- Employment Law
- Dissertation
- Research Writing Credit
- Writing Credit Pro Bono and Professional Practice
- Commercial Law
- Family Law
- Gender and Law
- International Law and Global Security
- Jurisprudence
- Children, Families and the State
- Company Law
- International Children’s Rights
- Intellectual Property Law
- Medical Law
- Revenue Law
- International Human Rights Law
- Environmental and Climate Law
- Young People, Crime and Justice
- Equality Law
- Critical Approaches to International Criminal Law and Justice