LLB (Bachelor of Laws)

Bachelor's degree

In London

£ 2,995 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    London

  • Duration

    12 Months

This programme has been developed as an introductory study to the areas of Law. Suitable for: Anyone wanting a qualification as a start to a career in Law

Facilities

Location

Start date

London
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26-29 Shoreditch High Street Bishopsgate, E1 6PG

Start date

On request

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Course programme

LLB (Bachelor of Laws)

Univesity of London external provider

About The course

The LL.B degree is offered under four schemes of examination and the students must elect at the time of registration which they wish to follow.

Scheme A is a three-year course and Scheme B is done over four years. Students study the same number of subjects except that in Scheme B they are spread over a longer period. There are also two graduate entry routes for those who already hold a degree in another subject. Graduate entry routes A and B comprise a two-year and three-year course respectively.

Students who wish to register for the LL.B degree must satisfy the University of London's general entrance requirements and register with them as well as the School which ever entry route or scheme is chosen. Certain subjects are compulsory and others optional. Those admitted under the Graduate Entry Route study nine subjects and non-gradates twelve.

The LLB degree is offered under four schemes of examination:

No. of
subjects

Minimum
Study
period

Description

Scheme A

12

3 years

The traditional degree in which 12 subjects are taken in three stages.

Scheme B

12

4 years

Intended for students who wish to study at a more measured pace, with 12 subjects taken in four stages.

Graduate Entry Route A

9

2 years

Enables graduates with a degree awarded by an institution acceptable to the University to follow a shorter route, with nine subjects taken in two stages.

Graduate Entry Route B

9

3 years

Intended for graduates who wish to study at a more measured pace, with nine subjects taken in three stages.



Syllabus

Scheme A (12 subjects)

Intermediate examination (4 subjects)
Criminal law, Public law, Common law reasoning and institutions and Elements of the law of contract

Final Examination Part I (4 subjects)
Law of tort, Law of trusts and Land law
AND one optional subject

Final Examination Part II (4 subjects)
Jurisprudence and legal theory
AND three optional subjects
Scheme A optional subjects Part I or II
Administrative law, Civil and criminal procedure, Commercial law, Criminology, EU law, Evidence, Family law, Company law, History of English law, International protection of human rights, Introduction to Islamic law, Labour law, Public international law,
Part II only
Conflict of laws, Succession and Intellectual property, Skills Option One*

* This option is only for those wishing to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree in England and Wales. Alternatively, you may choose to be assessed in Skills Option Two which is offered in addition to the number of subjects you're required to take for the LLB.

Scheme B (12 subjects)

First Year (3 subjects)
Any three of the following subjects:
Criminal law, Public law, Common law reasoning and institutions, Elements of the law of contract

Second Year (3 subjects)
The remaining subject from the first Year list year not already taken plus two of the following subjects:
Law of tort, Law of trusts and Land law

Third Year (3 subjects)
The remaining subject from the second Year list not already taken plus two optional subjects

Fourth Year (3 subjects)
Jurisprudence and legal theory
AND two optional subjects

Scheme B optional subjects (Third/Fourth Year)

Administrative law, Civil and criminal procedure, Commercial law, Criminology, EU law, Evidence, Family law, Company law, History of English law, Intellectual property, International protection of human rights, Introduction to Islamic law, Labour law, Public international law, Succession, Skills Option One*

Graduate Entry Route A (9 subjects)

Level 1 (4 subjects)
Criminal law, Public law, Common law reasoning and institutions and Elements of the law of contract

Final Examination (5 subjects)
Law of tort, Law of trusts, Land law
Plus any two of the following subjects:
Administrative law, Commercial law, Criminology, EU law, Evidence, Family law, Jurisprudence and legal theory, Company law, Conflict of laws, History of English law, Labour law, Public international law, Succession, Intellectual property, Introduction to Islamic law and International protection of human rights

Graduate Entry Route B (9 subjects)

First Year (3 subjects)
Any three of the following subjects:
Criminal law, Public law, Common law reasoning and institutions and Elements of the law of contract

Second Year (3 subjects)
The remaining subject from the first Year list not already taken plus two of the following subjects:
Law of tort, Law of trusts and Land law

Third Year (3 subjects)
The remaining subject from the second Year list not already taken plus two of the following subjects: Administrative law, Civil and criminal procedure, Commercial law, Criminology, EU law, Evidence, Family law, Company law, History of English law, Intellectual property, International protection of human rights, Introduction to Islamic law, Labour law, Public international law, Succession, Skills Option One*

Entry Requirements

In order to satisfy the entrance requirements for the LLB you must normally* be at least 17 years of age at the time of registration and have passes in:

either two subjects at GCE 'A' level and at least three further subjects at GCSE/GCE 'O' level at Grade C or above
or three subjects at GCE 'A' level (with one 'A' level at not less than Grade D)
or three subjects at GCE 'A' level and one further subject at GCSE/GCE 'O' level at Grade C or above
or two subjects at GCE 'A' level, plus two further subjects at GCE 'AS' level

English language requirement

The language of instruction, reading and assessment is English; success in the LLB requires a good level of English competence. Any candidates in doubt as to their abilities in written and/or oral English are strongly advised to undertake English language courses and tests before enrolling on the programme.

The Undergraduate Laws Programme policy on English language requirements is that all applicants must:

sign a statement on their application form acknowledging that they are aware of the required English language standard;
and verify that they either have met the required standard or are undertaking examinations/proficiency tests to meet it.

Required standard

Candidates will usually be considered to meet the English language requirements on the basis that:

their first language/mother tongue is English;
or they provide satisfactory evidence showing that they have had:
or substantial (minimum of 18 months) education (secondary or higher) conducted in English;
or substantial (minimum of 18 months) work experience conducted in English;
or passed acceptable examinations in English equivalent to GCSE/GCE ‘O’ Level English Language grade C (please see page 37 of the full Undergraduate Laws prospectus);
or passed, at an appropriate level, a test of proficiency in English acceptable to the University (please see page 37 of the full prospectus).

Graduate entry to the LLB

The following are eligible to apply for graduate entry:

graduates holding a full first degree from a state university in the United Kingdom or another European country or in Australia, Canada, Hong Kong SAR, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Sri Lanka, South Africa or the Caribbean graduates holding a full first degree from a regionally accredited institution in the USA graduates holding a full first degree from an Indian Institute of Technology or a four-year, full-time first degree from a recognised university or a three-year, full-time first degree from a limited number of acceptable universities in India graduates holding a four-year full-time first degree from a limited number of acceptable universities in Vietnam.

Note: In these admission criteria a degree 'in a subject appropriate to the LLM' means a first degree with substantial law content

Qualification: Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Awarding Body: University of London
Examinations: Examinations
Duration: 3-4 years
Mode of study: Full time/ Part time
Start Dates: January/ July/ September
Course Fees: £2995.00

Students applying for the University of London External Programme should be aware that additional registration and examination fees will be payable to the University of London. For more information on course fee, please contact us.

LLB (Bachelor of Laws)

£ 2,995 VAT inc.