Law (Graduate Entry) LLB

The Graduate Entry LL.B. is a two year programme, which will give students a thorough grounding in the “foundations of legal knowledge” subjects required by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board to allow them to enter one of the two main legal professions. Students will also be able to take one optional subject (or two optional subjects if a qualifying law degree is not sought).

These modules are:

• Criminal Law
• Law of Contract
• Public Law
• Law of Torts
• Land Law
• Law of Trusts

Final year Graduate Entry LL.B. students may opt to study European Union Law. Those students who do choose to study European Union Law in their final year will have a choice of one other module option from the following list (those Graduate Entry students who do not opt to study European Union Law may choose two modules from the list below):

• Jurisprudence
• Taxation of Income
• Sentencing and Penology
• Competition Law
• Family Law
• Evidence
• Children and the Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• International Human Rights
• Banking Law
• Company Law
• Consumer Law
• Employment Law
• International Law
• International Sales Law and Arbitration

Final year Graduate LL.B. students will also have to complete a 10,000 word dissertation on a legal topic of their choice.

Read more about the structure of undergraduate degrees at Brunel

There are a variety of legal topics in which students may undertake their dissertations, ranging over all the fields of legal expertise contained in Brunel Law School.