The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) is an academically rigorous and professionally relevant qualification that provides a thorough grounding in core legal principles, systems, and practices. This programme equips students with analytical, critical thinking, and advocacy skills essential for a successful career in law and related sectors. The LLB also lays the foundation for those who wish to progress to professional legal training or pursue further academic study.
Throughout the three years, students will study a combination of foundational subjects and specialised modules, ensuring both breadth and depth in legal knowledge. The final year integrates practical legal skills and advanced topics to prepare students for graduate employment or postgraduate study.
- Final Awarding Institution (Top-Up): from UClan
3 Years
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
| Study Mode | Delivery Mode | Language | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Time / Part Time | Live (Online) Delivery | English | 360 |
Year 1: |
|---|
| Contract Law |
| Criminal Law |
| Legal Methods |
| Public Law |
Year 2: |
|---|
| Equity and Trusts |
| EU Law |
| Land Law |
| Law of Tort |
Year 3: |
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| Alternative Dispute Resolution |
| Graduate Professional Skill and Employability |
| Law for Entrepreneurs |
| International Humanitarian and Criminal Law |
| Company Law |
| Project |
Year 1 (120 Credits):
- Contract Law
Study the principles and rules that govern legally binding agreements.
- Criminal Law
Understand the foundation of criminal liability and major offences under law.
- Legal Methods
Learn essential legal research techniques, case analysis, and statutory interpretation.
- Public Law
Explore the constitution, administrative law, and the relationship between individuals and the state.
Year 2 (120 Credits):
- Equity and Trusts
Learn about the legal principles that govern trusts, fiduciary duties, and equitable remedies.
- EU Law
Gain insight into the legal structure, principles, and functioning of the European Union.
- Land Law
Understand the legal concepts surrounding the ownership and use of land and property.
- Law of Tort
Study civil wrongs, liability, and remedies in areas like negligence and defamation.
Year 3 (120 Credits):
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (20 credits)
Explore mediation, arbitration, and negotiation as alternatives to litigation.
- Graduate Professional Skill and Employability (20 credits)
Develop essential workplace skills, legal writing, and career readiness.
- Law for Entrepreneurs (20 credits)
Understand the legal frameworks that affect business start-ups and entrepreneurship.
- International Humanitarian and Criminal Law (20 credits)
Examine global legal responses to war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity.
- Company Law (20 credits)
Study the formation, operation, and regulation of companies.
- Project (20 credits)
Undertake independent legal research on a topic of your choice under academic supervision.
By the end of this programme, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of English and EU legal systems.
- Apply legal principles to real-world scenarios with confidence and accuracy.
- Conduct legal research and present findings in a structured and persuasive manner.
- Understand and apply ethical and professional standards in legal contexts.
- A Level or equivalent qualifications
- Mature students with relevant experience may also be considered
Graduates are well-prepared for further legal training (e.g., Bar or Solicitor qualification) or employment in fields such as:
- Legal Practice
- Public Administration
- Corporate and Commercial Law
- International Organisations
- Legal Consultancy
- Compliance and Risk Management