
The Law with German (LLB) degree provides a comprehensive understanding of English law while also introducing the foundations of the German legal system. This program is designed for students with a strong command of the German language and aims to prepare them for an international legal career. You will explore legal principles from a contemporary, global, and critical viewpoint, gaining insight into how cultural, economic, and political factors influence law in the UK, Germany, and beyond. The curriculum emphasizes the development of advanced legal, research, independent learning, and writing skills. Graduates will be confident communicators, capable of engaging in legal debates and presenting arguments effectively in both English and German. The program includes a mandatory year abroad studying German law at a partner university in Germany, offering invaluable international experience.
The curriculum is structured over four years, including a year abroad. While specific modules are not detailed here, the program covers core English legal principles and foundations of the German legal system.
Graduates of the Law with German LLB are well-equipped for a global legal market. The combination of English and German legal knowledge, along with advanced legal and language skills, opens doors to a variety of career paths.
Contextual offers are available for eligible students, typically ABB including A in German for A levels or 32 points including 6 in Higher Level German for IB. GCSE English Language grade 6/B and Maths grade 4/C are generally required.
Specific tuition fees for international and home students, as well as estimated living costs, are not provided on the program page. Please refer to the university's general finance or fees section for up-to-date information.
Bachelor of Law (LLB)
The Law with German LLB programme is a four-year degree, which includes a mandatory year abroad studying German law in Germany.
Typical A level requirements are AAB including an A in German. For the IB Diploma, 34 points including a 6 in Higher Level German are required. GCSE Maths grade 4/C and English Language grade 6/B are also generally needed.
Applications are submitted through UCAS using the course code M1R2. You will need to provide academic transcripts, potentially English language test scores, a personal statement, and a reference letter.
Graduates are prepared for international legal careers in fields such as international law firms, multinational corporations, government, and academia, or can pursue further legal studies.
Yes, the programme includes a mandatory year abroad during the third year, where you will study German law at a partner university in Germany.
Specific tuition fees and living cost estimates are not provided on the program page; please consult the university's general finance or fees section for the most up-to-date information.