LLB Law
Entry requirements
A level: AAA IB: 36 Points BTEC: D*DD
About this course
LLB (Hons) Law is an undergraduate law degree centred on legal analysis, reasoning, and applied perspectives within the discipline. Core topics include Research Methods. The course is taught using problem-based learning methods where students work in small student law firms. The first year covers the foundations through Foundations in Law 1, Legal Concepts, and Legal and Professional Skills. The second year builds competence via modules such as Foundations in Law 4, Advanced Legal Skills, and Foundations in Law 5, alongside optional studies in areas like Family Law and Healthcare Law. The final year involves compulsory case study modules including Corporate Commercial Case Study and Criminal Law, Criminal Process and Children Case Study. Optional modules span subjects such as Company Law, Financial Crime, and Art Law, with an option to complete an Advanced Law Project (Dissertation).
Modules
- Foundations in Law 1
- Legal Concepts
- Legal and Professional Skills
- Foundations in Law 2
- Foundations in Law 3
- Introduction to Law & Society
- Foundations in Law 4
- Advanced Legal Skills
- Foundations in Law 5
- Foundations in Law 6
- Human Rights: Law, Power and Global Challenges
- Family Law
- Law and Society
- Law and the Business Environment
- Healthcare Law
- Philosophy of Law
- Current Issues in Criminal Justice
- History of Law and the State
- Law, Commerce and Finance
- Corporate Commercial Case Study
- Criminal Law, Criminal Process and Children Case Study
- Housing, Welfare and Immigration Case Study
- Civil Employment & Discrimination Case Study
- Counter-terrorism & Media Case Study
- Advanced Law Project (Dissertation)
- Advanced Law project (Applied)
- Company Law
- Criminal Trial: Evidence, Proof and Persuasion
- Art Law
- Public Interest Litigation Lab
- Private International Law
- Family Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Clinic
- Mental Health and Mental Capacity Law
- Asylum: Theory, Law and Practice of the International Protection of Refugees
- International Trade Law and Regulation
- Intellectual Property
- Law, Gender and Sexuality
- Personal Property Law
- Law and Emotion
- The Business of Trusts
- Comparative Constitutional Law and Theory
- Legal Practice, AI and Computer Science
- Law and History
- Financial Crime
- Principles of Financial Regulation
- Family Law in Practice
- Public International Law
- International Human Rights Law
- Transnational Crime
- Law, Commerce and Finance Transactions
- Crime and Punishment
- International Criminal Justice