Course Overview
LLB (Hons) is an undergraduate law degree that develops knowledge of legal principles, legal systems and methods of legal analysis. It can provide an academic foundation for careers in law and many other sectors that value legal reasoning.
Typical Duration
Typically three years for full-time study, although part-time and accelerated structures may differ by provider.
What You May Study
- Contract law
- Criminal law
- Constitutional and public law
- Property and land law
- Legal systems and legal method
- Optional areas such as commercial, international or human-rights law
- Legal research and argument
Practical Learning
Assessment and learning may include case analysis, legal research, essays, presentations, problem questions and practical exercises. Some programmes also offer mooting, clinics or placement opportunities.
Assessment Methods
Assessment varies by university and module. Common methods include coursework, essays or reports, examinations, presentations, group projects and practical assignments. Many undergraduate programmes also include a final-year project, dissertation or capstone activity.
Skills You Can Develop
- Legal research
- Case and statute analysis
- Structured argument and writing
- Critical thinking
- Professional communication
Career Opportunities
- Legal and paralegal roles
- Compliance and regulatory roles
- Public-sector careers
- Business and commercial roles
- Policy and research roles
Progression and Further Study
Graduates may progress to postgraduate legal study, professional legal training or careers outside legal practice. Qualification as a solicitor or barrister requires meeting the current professional requirements in addition to the degree.
Entry Requirements
University entry requirements vary by provider and course. Applicants will normally need suitable secondary-level qualifications such as A levels or an accepted equivalent. English-language evidence may also be required where applicable. City Thames College can help you check the current requirements for the provider you are considering before you apply.
Provider-Specific Course Details
Module titles, assessment weightings, duration, study mode, fees, intakes, placement opportunities and entry criteria can differ between universities. City Thames College can help you compare current provider options and request the relevant programme information before you make an application.
Application Support
Complete the university application form to register your interest. City Thames College can support you with course selection and the application process; the relevant university or education provider makes the final admission decision.