LLB Law with International Relations

What will you study?

Since this programme leads to a qualifying law degree, students take nine obligatory modules: English Legal System, Legal Method, Public Law, Contract Law, Criminal Law, European Union Law, Tort Law, Land Law, and Equity and Trusts. In addition, you also pick from a range of exciting International Relations options.

What will you gain?

In a competitive but expanding field internationally, given the growth globally of administrative law, graduates who combine sophisticated understanding of international relations with solid grounding in legal analysis and knowledge have a significant advantage.

The LLB Law with International Relations will sharpen your ability not only to interpret and contextualise international events but also to talk and write convincingly about them in different professional settings, whether those events occur in the realm of peace and security, trade, or development. Such skills prepare you for a variety of possible career tracks in organisations such as the United Nations, the European Union, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the International Labour Organization, the World Trade Organization, and many other emerging international and regional organisations.

Year One: Public Law; Contract Law; English Legal System; Legal Method

Year Two: Criminal Law; Tort; European Union Law; Theories of International Relations

Year Three: Land Law; Equity and Trusts; plus two optional modules chosen from a list including Public International Law; Globalism, Geopolitics; and Humanitarianism and Human Rights. Advanced Mooting and Advocacy and Strategic Lawyering are two further optional modules limited to 16 students selected by the programme team.