Top 6 Undergraduate Pathways in Law Studies 2019/2020

The SELF is an upper-division undergraduate level program open to university undergraduates with a basic level of French and who have completed at least two years of university studies. It is entirely taught in English and offers approximately 20 courses per semester in the following fields: law/political science, business/business culture, and humanities. The SELF will help students get familiar with the French University system and culture. It can also help them improve their proficiency to study in French the following semester (except for beginners). It is a full-time program and cannot be combined with other programs.

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Level of study: All levels of study

Period of study: One semester or one academic year

Language level required:

French level required to attend courses taught in French

Contents of the programs:

Our professional 3-year LLB Programme is one of the most innovative law degrees in the country combining sector-leading teaching methods, substantial skills development and extensive contact time. All of which ensures that when you graduate you will be prepared for your career of choice.

With flexible study routes available, most students will opt for the three-year full-time route, but we offer start dates in both September and January each year. If you prefer to study at a slower rate, you can choose our six-year part-time study route. Part-time students will only be recruited to the daytime course. There will be no provision of evening or weekend classes on the part-time programme.... [-]

Students can enter at Stage 1 (University Foundation) and are guaranteed progression to the first year of a relevant degree, providing that progression criterion are met. Stage 1 takes place in ICP using dedicated lecturers and benefits from small class sizes.

Location

ICP at the University of Portsmouth

Modules

From small law firms to the United Nations International Court of Justice, the legal profession shapes every aspect of our society, politics and economics.

Law regulates how we buy and sell goods and services, and how we govern ourselves. It defines how we prosecute and defend, and how we secure the rights of people who may not be able to protect themselves. All of Swansea's Bachelor of Law (LLB) courses are qualifying law degrees.

Learn about crime, the criminal justice system and cutting edge themes in criminological debates from leading experts in the field.

Gain the knowledge and skills to prepare you for a wide range of careers in the Criminal Justice System and related organisations.... [-]

Brunel University London Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a qualifying law degree that allows you to progress directly to the vocational stage of training to become a solicitor or barrister. It is a flexible course that enables you to focus on areas that interest you and develop your own specialisation to meet the requirements of your chosen career. Potential specialisations include criminal law, family law, human rights law and international law.

September is the only available intake for EU students who are applying for a Student Finance Loan.

All LBIC course fees may be subject to a review; please note these fees are a guide only and are subject to change.... [-]