
The Law LLB Honours degree at Newcastle University provides a comprehensive understanding of legal principles and develops essential transferable skills for a career in law or other professions. You will study in a globally engaged law school that emphasizes both knowledge and empathy. The standard three-year program can be extended to four years with an optional placement or international exchange. Throughout the course, you will focus on the foundations of legal knowledge and cultivate practical legal skills such as case analysis, legal drafting, research, negotiation, and mediation. Opportunities for practical experience are available through pro bono schemes and work placements. You can also broaden your horizons by applying for an international exchange at one of our partner institutions worldwide. The curriculum includes compulsory modules covering core legal areas in the first two years, with a wide selection of elective modules in the later stages allowing you to tailor your degree to your specific interests. You will benefit from the research expertise of Newcastle Law School's faculty, gaining insights into the societal, economic, and cultural impacts of law.
The LLB degree is divided into three stages, each lasting one academic year. You will complete 120 credits per stage. The modules listed are examples, and the final selection may vary. Full details are available in the Programme Regulations and Specifications.
This LLB degree equips you with a strong foundation for a career in various legal professions such as solicitors and barristers, or other related fields. The skills developed are also highly valued in a broad range of industries.
Clearing entry requirements may differ from standard advertised requirements. International students should contact the university for specific clearing information.
Tuition fees and living costs are subject to change. Please refer to the university's official pages for the most up-to-date information.
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For standard admission, applicants need A levels BBB (including Law if studied) or an International Baccalaureate Diploma with 30 points overall, including 16 points at Higher Level and 5 in Law subjects if studied. Clearing entry requirements may differ, so international students should contact the university directly for specific information.
The standard programme duration is three years. Students have the option to extend it to four years by undertaking a placement or participating in an international exchange.
This degree prepares you for various legal professions such as solicitors, barristers, legal advisors, corporate lawyers, and compliance officers. The skills gained are also valuable across a wide range of other industries.
International students interested in applying through Clearing can do so online starting from July 2nd. For those not applying through Clearing, standard application procedures apply via UCAS.
International Clearing applications for the Law LLB Honours programme open from July 2nd. Specific hotlines for IB results are available from July 6-10 and for SQA results on August 4th.