LL.B. Law and Sociology
Bachelor's degree
In Cardiff
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Bachelor's degree
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Cardiff (Wales)
Cardiff Law School is committed to providing an outstanding teaching and learning experience that is underpinned by excellent research activity. A well resourced centre of excellence, we attract students from all over the world and offer a friendly, supportive and culturally diverse environment in which to study. The Law and Sociology programme is taught in collaboration with the School of Social Sciences, which is an established centre for teaching and researching Sociology.
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Subjects
- Law
- IT Law
- Sociology
- Teaching
- School
Course programme
- Public Law
- Criminal Law
- Contract
- Legal Foundations
- Introduction to Social Science Research
- Sociology, Society and Social Change
In each of Years Two and Three students pursue modules amounting to 120 credits. In Year Two, 80 credits will be chosen from the law modules available for that year of study; this list is kept under review on an annual basis in light of factors such as staff resources and student demand. The remaining modules will be chosen from the list of options for Sociology. In Year Three, between 60 and 80 credits will be chosen from law modules and the remaining 40-60 credits will be chosen from Sociology options. The final Honours classification is based on the examinations taken in Years Two and Three.
Year Two optional law modules:- Cymraeg Y Gyfraith (Legal Welsh)
- Discrimination and Law
- Evidence
- French Law
- German Law
- Insurance Law
- Labour Law
- Land Law
- Law and Religion
- Media Law
- Sociology of Law
- Tort
- Welsh Devolution
- Administrative Law
- Commercial Law
- Company Law
- Dissertation
- Environmental Law
- Family Law
- Human Rights Law
- Intellectual Property
- Jurisprudence
- Law of the European Union
- Medicine, Ethics and Law
- Public International Law
- Trusts
- Advanced Sociology of Health, Medicine and Illness
- Brazil: Sociological & Anthropological Perspective
- Children and Childhood
- Conflict and Change in Educational Policy
- Contemporary Debates and Issues in Social Science
- Contemporary Sociology of Education
- Crime Control, Regulation and Policing
- Diversity, Crime and Criminal Justice
- Equality and Diversity in Education and Work
- Gender Relations and Society
- Globalisation and Social Change
- Human Development
- Identity and Individual Differences
- Inequality and the Division of Labour
- Issues in Social and Cultural Psychology
- Language and the Mind
- Learning, Biology and Cognition
- Metropolis: Urban Life and Consumer Culture
- Migration, Race and Ethnic Relations
- Myths, Monsters and Legends
- New Frontiers in Sociology
- Offending and Victimisation
- Poverty, Social Policy and Income Maintenance
- Power, Culture and Identity
- Power, Politics and Policy
- Prisons and Community Sanctions
- Psychology and Social Behaviour
- Responses to Crime
- Social Policy and Analysis
- Social Research Methods
- Social Theory
- Sociology of Culture
- The Body, Health and Medicine
LL.B. Law and Sociology