36 monthsProgramme duration
25,450 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
LLB
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Our LLB in Law with Criminology will develop your understanding of the legal system in a rapidly changing social, economic, and political context and how the law is shaped by these forces.
By combining law with criminology, you’ll explore how legal rules govern society and citizens alongside issues of criminalisation, victimisation, and social responses to crime and disorder. Informed by new and emerging research, you'll explore sociological, psychological, and political approaches to crime and its control, and apply your learning to real-world issues and debates.
In addition to the academic skills, you’ll develop, we offer a range of opportunities for professional development and putting your skills into practice.
Through our pro bono schemes, we work with legal professionals and community organisations to support people with real legal issues. You’ll work on real cases and build skills in client care, legal research, writing, public speaking, and communication.
You also take part in placements and work experience. Many of our students complete paralegal placements, building skills in case management, legal writing, and broader employability.
We cover the core subjects required by the Bar Standards Board for future barristers and which are also foundational for practice as a solicitor. Alongside this, you choose optional modules to explore specialist interests across law and criminology.
Our graduates go on to careers in law, criminal justice, finance, government, media, digital communications, and more.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
LLB
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Our LLB in Law with Criminology will develop your understanding of the legal system in a rapidly changing social, economic, and political context and how the law is shaped by these forces.
By combining law with criminology, you’ll explore how legal rules govern society and citizens alongside issues of criminalisation, victimisation, and social responses to crime and disorder. Informed by new and emerging research, you'll explore sociological, psychological, and political approaches to crime and its control, and apply your learning to real-world issues and debates.
In addition to the academic skills, you’ll develop, we offer a range of opportunities for professional development and putting your skills into practice.
Through our pro bono schemes, we work with legal professionals and community organisations to support people with real legal issues. You’ll work on real cases and build skills in client care, legal research, writing, public speaking, and communication.
You also take part in placements and work experience. Many of our students complete paralegal placements, building skills in case management, legal writing, and broader employability.
We cover the core subjects required by the Bar Standards Board for future barristers and which are also foundational for practice as a solicitor. Alongside this, you choose optional modules to explore specialist interests across law and criminology.
Our graduates go on to careers in law, criminal justice, finance, government, media, digital communications, and more.
Admission Requirements
- English language or Welsh language at GCSE grade B/6 or an equivalent (such as A-levels). If you require a Student visa, you must ensure your language qualification complies with UKVI requirements.
If you’d like to progress to either the Legal Practice Course or the Bar Training Course after you graduate, we urge you to first read the fitness to practise requirements of the relevant professional body to make sure you’d be eligible to register with them:
- Bar Standards Board handbook
- Solicitors Regulation Authority period of recognised training
We do not accept Critical Thinking, General Studies, Citizenship Studies, or other similar equivalent subjects.
We will accept a combination of BTEC subjects, A-levels, and other qualifications, subject to the course specific grade and subject requirements.
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
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