Level 5 Core

Level 5 Optional

Placement Year

Study Abroad

Optional placement

Level 5

Level 4 Core

Level 4

Level 6 Core

Level 6 Optional

Level 6

Programme Structure

Any applicant whose first language is not English will be required to have IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each component) or acceptable equivalent.

Any applicant whose first language is not English will be required to have IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each component) or acceptable equivalent. Offerings: All

Applicants should have 112 UCAS tariff points.

Applicants should have 112 UCAS tariff points. Offerings: All

HSSC - Intermediate / Higher Secondary Certificate: entry to level 4 requires a 75% overall award mark.

HSSC - Intermediate / Higher Secondary Certificate: entry to level 4 requires a 75% overall award mark. Offerings: All

Demonstrate an ability to understand the nature of law questions and investigate them.

Demonstrate an ability to apply gained legal knowledge to complex problems, to reflect upon and evaluate this application and to draw logical reasoned conclusions that are supported by argument and legal authority.

Demonstrate an ability to undertake and present scholarly work in a professional way.

Demonstrate an awareness of the main institutions involved in the operation of the English and EU legal systems.

Demonstrate an awareness and depth of understanding of the main policy and doctrinal issues in, and development of, substantive core and option subjects

Demonstrate an ability to evaluate and rank unfamiliar arguments in the light of established statute law, judicial decisions and authoritative legal commentary.

Demonstrate an ability to use and interpret basic mathematical/statistical information in a legal context where the opportunity arises.

Develop an ability to evaluate personal performance and to identify and act upon weaknesses in learning, use of resources and the presentation and formulation of legal argument.

Communicate effectively when working in a group and to fully contribute to such activities.

Demonstrate an awareness of the impact upon law of other disciplines including politics, sociology,
economics and ethics.

Use, and to sometimes demonstrate an ability to use, standard word-processing packages, legal data bases, e-mail, the intranet and the internet in support of their learning.

Develop their independent learning by taking responsibility for the preparation of work for tutorials, seminars, coursework, presentations and examinations, management of personal study time and the use of a wide variety of information sources.

Organise, prioritise their time and to work so as to meet strict deadlines.

Demonstrate an ability to analyse, assess methodologically, and communicate, information and empirical research findings in relation to legal studies.

Demonstrate an ability to produce an accurate and up-to-date picture of core and option areas of study from various sources, and to produce an overview of the relevant doctrinal and policy issues.

Demonstrate a well-developed ability to use a wide variety of standard and legal and other electronic sources of information.

Demonstrate an ability to present an argument in a way which is comprehensible to others and which addresses their particular concerns or questions.

Demonstrate a firm grounding of the basic concepts, values, principles and rules of the English legal system and EU law.

Demonstrate an ability to use appropriate legal terminology and language both orally and in writing.

Demonstrate an ability to identify a range of different strategies and methods and use appropriate research tools in relation to legal problems.

Demonstrate an ability to select key research issues and to identify relevant primary and secondary sources of information.

Course Catalogue

Law - 36783 - LLB (Hons)