Academic Journey
Duration: 3 Years (Full-time) or 4 Years with Foundation
Optional Placement Year Available
Inside the Learning Segments
Foundation Year
Introduction to Law
Academic Skills for Legal Study
Legal Research Methods
Fundamentals of Legal Systems
Year 1
Contract Law
Criminal Law
Public Law
Legal Systems and Sources of Law
Introduction to Legal Skills
Year 2
Tort Law
Property Law
Equity and Trusts
European Union Law
Legal Research and Writing
Year 3
Advanced Contract and Tort Law
Human Rights Law
Commercial Law
Dissertation or Major Project
Optional modules such as Employment Law, Family Law, or International Law
Discover Your Career Direction
Graduates will have the knowledge and skills necessary for a range of legal and related professions. This degree forms a solid foundation for those intending to become solicitors, barristers, legal executives, or work in legal advisory, compliance, or public policy roles.
Career routes
Graduates often pursue roles such as:
Solicitor (with further professional training)
Barrister (with further professional training)
Legal Executive
Paralegal
Legal Advisor or Consultant
Compliance Officer
Public Policy Advisor
Further professional qualifications such as the SQE or Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) are typically required for practising law. Postgraduate study in specialised areas of law is also common.