LAW AND LEGAL PRACTICE (FULL-TIME) (LLB)

Programme overview

Why choose this programme?

Our Law and Legal Practice LLB degree offers a deep understanding of the English Legal System and the Foundations of Legal Knowledge, providing a strong base for a career in legal practice. You will study both public and private law within various contexts, covering key areas such as the SRA Principles of Regulation and ethical requirements, equity and trusts, property law, conveyancing, business law, and probate practice.

The course prepares you for the Solicitors Qualifying Examinations (SQE). You will develop skills to source, evaluate, and comment on research in law and legal practice, learning to think critically and analyse complex concepts. Our programme includes core modules and specialised areas of law like criminal law, family law, tort law and contract law, ensuring you are well-prepared for various legal careers.

Our programme emphasises access to justice and legal education, ensuring you understand the broader impact of law on society. Upon completion, you will be well-equipped for a career in legal practice, whether as a solicitor, barrister, or in other legal roles within either the civil or criminal justice systems. Our undergraduate law degree sets you on the right path.
Why choose this course?

- The course prepares students to sit the Solicitors Qualification Exam (SQE)

- The course cover areas that are critical 21st Century Legal Practice

- The course is delivered by experienced staff
The course team has developed very close links with a number of professional organisations in both the public sector and legal services fields. This has allowed for close consultation on the development of course content and the availability of unique work experience opportunities.

The course works closely with other Public sector organisations, the combination of both legal and public sector understanding and knowledge would be seen as a benefit to the wider legal Justice professions.

The team has developed close relationships with local law firms and organisations and developing work experience opportunities that would benefit the students if they chose to extend into further legal justice study.