LLB (Hons) Law (3 Year)
The Course
Whether you want to work within the legal profession or you just have a real interest for the subject, studying law with us will challenge the way you think while opening the door to incredible career opportunities.
The LLB Law (three year) degree covers the key aspects of legal theory and practice theory. You will study all areas of English Law and how this is influenced by and impacts ethical, social, political, environmental and economic values. The skills and knowledge you’ll gain will be transferable to everyday life, enabling you to experience and see the world from different viewpoints.
Teaching and Learning
Throughout your studies you’ll be taught via three methods: lectures, workshops and seminars. The exact format will depend on the modules studied, but you can expect a variety of all three.
Assessments come in a mix of formats, also depending on your chosen options. These include essays, portfolios, exams, reports, group presentation and case studies.
Assessments play a big part in your degree – they are key indicators in measuring your own success, as well as showing your progress to your tutors. If your grades are not as expected, we’ll offer the correct support to ensure improvement.
We constantly monitor assessment results and feedback to make sure our teaching is effective. We adapt our teaching and learning methods to suit our students, offering you a high quality and stimulating educational experience.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
112 UCAS tariff points. We also accept Access to HE and AAT Level 3 qualifications.
EU and International equivalent qualifications may also be accepted.
GCSE English Language at Grade C/4 (or equivalent).
If your first language is not English, you will require Academic IELTS at 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each category).
Applicants over 21 with a Level 3 qualification and relevant work experience may be considered for non-standard entry.
FEES
UK/EU: £6,000 per year (Total: £18,000)
EEA and Swiss nationals*: £12,000 per year (Total: £36,000)
We are currently unable to issue Tier 4 visas to new international students.
*Scholarships are available
Find more information about our International students at Bloomsbury Institute here.
| Level/Year | Semester 1 | Semester 2 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 4 Year 1 |
Legal Method and Systems (30 credits) | Contract Law (30 credits) | Criminal Law (30 credits) | Professional Legal Skills (30 credits) |
| Level 5 Year 2 |
Public Law (30 credits) | Law of Tort (30 credits) | European Union Law (30 credits) | Principles of Land Law (30 credits) |
| Level 6 Year 3 |
Equity and Trusts (30 credits) | Option (30 credits) | Dissertation (30 credits) | Option (30 credits) |
Option modules
Students will complete two of the following Level 6 option modules:
Civil Litigation and Client Care (subject to demand)
Criminal Litigation (subject to demand)
Aspects of International Law (subject to demand)
Employment Law and Practice (subject to demand)
Legal Internship
Qualifying Law Degree
Students will have to complete the following modules to graduate with a Qualifying Law Degree. This will enable you to enter the legal profession as a barrister or solicitor of England and Wales, as you will satisfy the academic stage of training.
| Module Code | Level | Module |
|---|---|---|
| LSBM108 | 4 | Contract Law |
| LSBM109 | 4 | Criminal Law |
| LSBM212 | 5 | Law of Tort |
| LSBM214 | 5 | Public Law |
| LSBM319 | 6 | Equity and Trusts |
| LSBM213 | 5 | Principles of Land Law |
| LSBM211 | 5 | European Union Law |
FEATURED MODULES
Legal Internship
During your final year, we run an optional Legal Internship module. This is the perfect opportunity to develop an understanding of real life, legal practice in the workplace, as well as the skills and experience needed to undertake legal work in today’s leading organisations.
Civil Litigation and Client Care
Civil Litigation develops an understanding of the following key aspects: the main underlying features that enable an act of litigation; pre-action steps before issuing a claim; initial stages of proceedings and termination of a claim prior to trial; the track allocation system; the key steps made in the progress of a claim to trial; offers of settlement and interim payments; remedies; the trial procedure; orders and judgments; enforcement of orders and judgments; appeals; costs.
This module will also expose students to Client Care and the aspects of: negotiation; legal writing; professional conduct issues; and client care within a legal practice.
Accreditations and Employability
All our courses are Qualifying Law Degrees (QLD), meaning those who wish to qualify as a Solicitor or Barrister of England and Wales can skip the academic stage of training.
You can go on to unlock a traditional legal career as a solicitor, barrister, chartered legal executive or paralegal. But many of our students follow exciting careers outside of law. You can look forward to working in areas such as education, journalism and public relations.
Once graduated, you will be eligible for CILEx Graduate Member status if you have taken our CILEx-approved modules in your final year. This saves you a year of further study and opens up additional career opportunities such as a trainee CILEx lawyer or paralegal.