Program Overview

Law (with Foundation Year)

Overview

The LLB (Hons) Law (with a Foundation Year) is designed to equip students with essential skills such as research, evaluation, and communication. The program lays down important groundwork for a successful legal career, covering critical thinking, communication, and advocacy skills.

Course Details

Course Structure

The program consists of a foundation year, followed by three years of undergraduate study. The foundation year focuses on building confidence and essential academic skills, while the undergraduate years cover more advanced modules.

Learning and Teaching

Students are taught by an intimate, friendly academic team, offering one-to-one support and boosting confidence in Law. Teaching methods include lectures, small group seminars, and tutorials, as well as online quizzes and interactive exercises.

Assessment

LLB modules use a range of assessment techniques, including formal exams, coursework, and in-class exercises.

Study Modules

Foundation in Law

• Introduction to Law
• Principles of Criminal Law and Reading Cases
• Research Skills
• Study Skills
• Criminal Advocacy Application
• Introduction to Constitutional Law and Essay Writing
• Principles of Contract Law and Problem Solving
• Research Project

Year 1

• Communication Skills for Lawyers
• Criminal Law
• Legal Method
• Contract Law
• Public Law

Year 2

• European Union Law
• Land Law
• Tort Law
• Advanced Legal Skills
• Company Law/Business Associations
• Evidence
• Employment Law
• Environmental Law
• International Law
• Marriage, Cohabitation and the Law
• Understanding Criminal Justice

Year 3

• Equity and Trusts
• Parents, Children and the State
• Commercial Law
• Computer Law and Artificial Intelligence
• Crime and Society
• Dissertation
• Equality Law
• Independent Study Module
• International Human Rights Law
• International Trade Law
• Law in Action
• Medical Law
• Nationality, Immigration and Asylum

Study Abroad

• Work placements
• Work Experience
• International Study Exchange

Careers

After completing the course, students are ready to take the next steps towards a legal career. A law degree can lead to various careers, including becoming a barrister or solicitor, or working in other industries where these sought-after skills are valued.

Entry Requirements

• Standard offer: UCAS Tariff Points: 48, A Level: DD, IB Points: 24, BTEC: PPP or MP
• Contextual offer: varies
• Specific entry requirements: please see the University's general entry requirements
• English language requirements: IELTS (6.5 or above)

Tuition Fees

• Home (UK) full time: £5,760 (Foundation); £9,535 (Degree)
• Home (UK) part time: £720 per single module (Foundation); £1,190 per single module (Degree)
• International full time: £16,750

Additional Costs

Please be aware that some courses may involve additional costs not covered by fees. Specific additional costs for this course are detailed below.