This LLB Law degree equips you with the fundamental legal knowledge and professional development skills necessary for a career in law. You will be taught by internationally recognised academics who will encourage you to think critically and analytically from the outset. The course focuses on the core principles of English and Welsh law, offering a wide range of optional modules to explore specialised areas such as corporate law, human rights, and technology law. The university has strong connections with leading law firms, providing excellent networking opportunities through events like the annual law careers fair.
The curriculum is structured across three years, with core modules providing a strong foundation and a wide selection of optional modules allowing for specialisation. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, and tutorials, supplemented by extensive self-study.
This degree provides a strong foundation for a career in law, with graduates well-prepared for roles in legal practice, commerce, and public service. The university offers dedicated support and resources to help students achieve their career aspirations.
Specific academic requirements may vary. Please check the university's admissions pages for the most up-to-date information.
Tuition fees are subject to confirmation for future academic years. Please refer to the university's fees pages for the latest details.
The tuition fee for international students is £10,050 per year. Please note that tuition fees are subject to confirmation for future academic years, and you should refer to the university's fees pages for the latest details.
For A-Levels, applicants typically need 34 points overall. Specific academic requirements can vary, and it is recommended to check the university's admissions pages for the most up-to-date information.
Applications are made through UCAS using the course code M100. You will need to submit your application with all required information and documents, meeting both academic and English language proficiency requirements.
The LLB Law programme is structured across three years, providing core modules in the first year and allowing for specialisation through optional modules in subsequent years.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Lawyer, Barrister, Solicitor, Legal Counsel, or Paralegal. The university offers support through a Faculty Placement Programme and an Annual Law Careers Fair.