Foundation law courses

... to work in other professions, particularly those related to business and finance. You may also study one of our combined Honours programmes (LLB with Accounting, LLB with Business Management and LLB with Entrepreneurship)... Learn about: Accounting MBA, IT Law, IT Management...

... progress, you will have the opportunity to do your own research into an aspect of human rights law which the course has not covered. You can opt to undertake a placement module related to human rights law or extend the course by a year and spend a year doing a legal work placement related to human rights... Learn about: Tort law, Contract Law, EU Law...

... progress, you will have the opportunity to do your own research into an aspect of European law and politics which the course has not covered. You can opt to undertake a placement module related to European law and politics or extend the course by a year and spend a year doing a legal work placement related... Learn about: Union Law, Legal Method, Land Law...

...Qualifying Business Law Degree accredited by the professional bodies representing solicitors and barristers. Gain legal work experience at LSBU's Legal Advice Clinic. Offered full-time and part-time... Learn about: Employment Law, Land Law, Business Law...

... in Scotland. The LLB is also an excellent qualification if you wish to work in other professions, particularly those related to business and finance... Learn about: IT Law...

... Behaviour; Psychology and Mental Health and Critical Social Psychology. As a member of the School of Law and Finance you will be invited to participate in our award winning programme of extra-curricular activities including the Law Clinic and the Refugee Legal Aid Project... Learn about: IT Law...

... law studies will be enhanced through criminology modules that study the causes of crime and its impact on individuals, families and society as a whole... Learn about: IT Law...

... individuals with a range of transferable skills to pursue a career in law, management, HR, the public sector, education and many others. In addition to the core subject you will study beginner’s Spanish over five semesters earning you a degree that includes “with languages”...... Learn about: Company Law, Medical training, IT Law...

... and Trusts, to fulfil the study of these topics required by the legal professional bodies as a foundation subject of a qualifying law degree. You'll examine... Learn about: Property Law, Contract Law, IT Law...

...Qualifying Criminal Law Degree accredited by the professional bodies representing solicitors and barristers. Includes opportunities to gain legal work experience at the University's Legal Advice Clinic. Offered on a full-time and part-time basis... Learn about: IT Law, Medical training, Land Law...

... combines the compulsory ‘Foundations of Legal Knowledge’, a requirement of the legal professional bodies to satisfy the first academic stage of professional legal education, with optional modules that allow students to gain specialist knowledge and understanding of Commercial Law and its complexities... Learn about: Commercial Law, International Trade, Contract Law...

... to decide which area of law you’d like to focus on when you’re just setting out on your training, which is why all of our law pathways share a common first year. This means that you don’t need to make any major decisions about which branch of law you’d like to specialise in until you’ve spent a year... Learn about: Public Law, Property Law, Constitutional Law...

... with analytical, presentation, research, written and project management skills, all of which are highly transferable. We offer six exciting law pathways, one providing a general legal education, the LLB and others allowing you to specialise in a specific legal field; Business Law, Entertainment Law... Learn about: Employment Law, Public Law, Constitutional Law...

...The Business Law LLB at DMU allows you to focus on all aspects of business and commercial law. You can specialise in areas including international trade law, competition law and company law, giving you the breadth of knowledge you need to start your career as a business legal professional... Learn about: Public Law, Company Law, Competition Law...

... an understanding of the criminal justice system, which includes the police, courts and prison systems. While much of the law course is compulsory, you’ll be able to choose from ten criminology modules in your second and third years to pursue areas that are of most interest to you... Learn about: Market Research, IT Law...

...This qualifying law degree gives you the necessary foundation to go on to train as a barrister or solicitor. It focuses entirely on the branches of law relevant to business lawyers, with specialist commercial and financial law modules... Learn about: Skills and Training, Business Law, Financial Training...

...Qualifying Family Law Degree accredited by the professional bodies representing solicitors and barristers. Includes opportunities to gain legal work experience at the University's Legal Advice Clinic. Offered on a full-time and part-time basis... Learn about: Property Law, Communication Training, Land Law...

...This law degree allows you to learn about the law, both in the sense of ‘thinking like a lawyer’ and studying law as a social institution from a UK and European perspective. As a law student you’ll study key topics within the legal sector, such as contract law and criminal law, whilst... Learn about: IT Law, Human Rights, Human Rights Law...

...The Bournemouth University Graduate Diploma in Law/Common Professional Examination (GDL/CPE) is a one year (or two year part-time) course, intended primarily for non-law graduates planning to enter the legal profession. This course is primarily aimed at non-law graduates from UK universities... Learn about: Part Time, Land Law, Administrative Law...

... and provide a solid foundation for a variety of careers. Depending on specialisms you may progress to further training to pursue exciting and diverse careers in... Learn about: IT Law...