OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
LLB Law (Hons)
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS M100
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 3 years (full-time)Duration
- Optional study abroad yearInternational Experience
- Specialist pathways in Commercial Law & Criminal JusticeCourse Focus
- Practical skills development (mooting, client interviewing)Employability Focus
- Taught by research-active expertsAcademic Quality
- Links with legal profession and potential for vocational trainingCareer Preparation
This LLB Law (Hons) degree provides a comprehensive understanding of the English legal system, equipping you with critical thinking, communication, and advocacy skills essential for a legal career. You will study core areas like Public Law, Contract Law, and Criminal Law, with opportunities to explore specialized optional modules such as Environmental Law and Computer Law and AI. The program emphasizes practical legal experience through activities like mooting and client interviewing, supported by an award-winning academic team actively involved in legal research. Oxford Brookes offers specialist pathways in Commercial Law and Criminal Justice, preparing graduates for roles as barristers and solicitors or for careers in other industries.
Curriculum
The LLB Law (Hons) program is structured over three years, with an optional fourth year for a study abroad exchange. The curriculum is designed to build foundational legal knowledge in the first year, allowing for specialization and advanced study in subsequent years. Practical skills are integrated throughout the course, and students can undertake a dissertation in the final year.
- Year 1
- Legal Method
- Communication Skills for Lawyers
- Criminal Law
- Contract Law
- Public Law
- Year 2
- European Union Law
- Year 3
- Dissertation
Careers
Graduates from the LLB Law program are well-prepared for a variety of legal careers, including becoming barristers or solicitors. The skills developed, such as critical thinking, advocacy, and research, are also highly transferable to other professional fields. The university provides support through its LawID scheme and connections with the legal profession to enhance employability.
- Barrister
- Solicitor
- Roles in other industries requiring analytical and communication skills
Entry requirements
General University RequirementsPlease check specific entry requirements for your country.
Specific academic entry requirements will vary by country. International students are advised to check the university's website for country-specific qualifications.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the Oxford Brookes University website for current international tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the Oxford Brookes University website for current home/domestic tuition fees.
LivingEstimated living costs for students at Oxford Brookes are available on the university's website.
Tuition fees and living costs can vary. Please consult the official Oxford Brookes University fee pages for the most up-to-date information.
How to apply
1. Check Entry RequirementsReview the academic and English language requirements specific to your country of origin on the Oxford Brookes University website.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, certificates, and English language test results (if applicable).
3. Submit ApplicationApplications are typically submitted through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) for undergraduate courses in the UK. Ensure you meet UCAS deadlines.
4. Attend an Interview (if required)Some applicants may be invited for an interview.
5. Receive OfferIf successful, you will receive an offer from the university.
6. Accept Offer and Prepare for ArrivalAccept your offer and begin the process of arranging visas, accommodation, and other preparations for studying in the UK.
Accreditation
The LLB degree provides a foundation for vocational training stages towards becoming a barrister (Bar course) or solicitor (Solicitors' Qualifying Examination - SQE).