LLB law programmes

Our teaching framework is relevant and demanding and facilitated by leading academics from around the world. Our aim is to deliver an enriched learning environment and provide our graduates with knowledge and skills that will last a lifetime.

Undergraduate Law Degree Programmes

All our LLB programmes meet Bar Council and Law Society requirements if you wish to go onto qualify as a solicitor or barrister.

M100 LLB Law
This three-year LLB is an excellent option for students pursuing a legal career or with a general interest in law. See details for LLB Law 2027 entry.
M101 LLB Law Senior Status
The two-year LLB is an accelerated version of the three-year course, for non-law graduates of an approved university. See details for LLB Senior Status 2027 entry.
M105 LLB Global Law
This four-year LLB in Global Law provides the opportunity to spend your third year studying at one of a number of law faculties around the world. See details for the LLB Global Law 2027 entry.
M120 LLB English and European Law
This four-year LLB in English and European Law provides the opportunity to spend your third year studying at one of a number of European law faculties. See details for the LLB English and European Law 2027 entry.
ML13 LLB Law and Politics
This three-year programme is a mix of law and politics modules. See details for the LLB Law and Politics 2027 entry.
M1N1 LLB Law with Business
This three-year programme is a mix of law and business modules. See details for the LLB Law with Business 2027 entry.
M106 LLB English and French Law
This four-year LLB is run jointly with Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University. The first two years build your knowledge of the English legal system in London, and your third and fourth years are spent in Paris studying French and international law. Upon graduation students will have the knowledge and skills needed to practice law in France, England and Wales. See details for the LLB English and French Law 2027 entry.

Placement year option

This four-year programme is not available to apply directly to via UCAS. You should apply for any of the above LLB programmes, and you will have the opportunity to make an internal application to transfer onto this course at the end of your second year of study.