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The Solicitors' Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board have accredited the Bradford LLB as a "qualifying law degree". This means that, if you successfully complete all the assessments and examinations in the seven foundations of legal knowledge core subjects and legal skills training, you will be eligible for exemption from the academic stage of training and be able to continue to the postgraduate study and practical-based training stages needed to become a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales.

Students have the option of studying on a Part-time basis over 4 years, or Full-time over 3 years.

UCAS codes

M100 LLB/Law

Entry requirements

300 points, to include a minimum of 200 gained from 2 GCE A levels (or a double award GCE A level).

There are no essential subject requirements at A level, but we do require GCSE English grade C or above. Points awarded for Key Skills units may count towards the overall points score.

For details of the UCAS points system, please see (External) http://www.ucas.com/candq/tariff/ .

Starting date

September each year

Duration

Full-time: three years

Part-time: four years

Intake

Up to 100 per year

Fees

Undergraduate Fees

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Course overview

Law is a dynamic subject that is centrally concerned with people and society. It affects almost everything we do in our working and social lives - and new laws are being created all the time. People who study law not only learn about what the legal principles and rules are and how they are applied, but also discuss what these principles and rules should and should not try to achieve in order to make society function as efficiently and fairly as possible.

Our LLB degree enables you to study the seven foundations of legal knowledge, together with a wide range of other specialised law and law-related subjects. Links with business and business law are an important feature of the course. There is also the opportunity for you to combine your study of law with optional modules in business and management and criminology.

Special features

Set up in 2005, we are a young Law School that boasts a range of traditional and non-traditional teaching methods to support your studies. We make extensive use of the latest learning technologies. In particular, our Blackboard virtual learning environment complements lectures and seminars with extensive additional information and learning opportunities for all modules.
Criminal law, human rights law and intellectual property law are currently the subjects of lively debate in law circles, and we have particular expertise in these areas. Our Director of Legal Studies, Professor Chris Gale, is an expert in two subjects of growing international importance - applied human rights and sport and the law.
We are located in the delightful parkland setting of the University's Heaton campus. Only 5km from the attractions of the city centre and main University campus, it offers an ideal location for study and reflection.

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