The Law and Criminal Justice LLB at the University of Westminster offers a unique pathway for those fascinated by the societal questions of crime, justice, and legal systems. This course is designed for students who want to understand the complexities of criminal behaviour and the legal frameworks that govern society, providing a comprehensive education that bridges academic rigour with practical application. You will explore subjects ranging from criminal law and procedure to human rights and social justice, developing a critical understanding of how law operates within diverse cultural and political contexts. This qualifying law degree equips you with essential analytical and advocacy skills for a career in law or the criminal justice sector.
This full-time, three-year undergraduate degree is studied on campus, immersing you in a supportive and inclusive learning environment. Your studies will involve a blend of core legal modules and specialist criminal justice subjects, with opportunities to tailor your learning through optional modules in areas like criminal evidence, international criminal justice, or clinical legal practice. You will engage in authentic assessments, including a significant final-year research project, and gain practical experience through opportunities like Westminster’s Legal Advice Clinic. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for further professional legal training for solicitors or barristers, or for roles in criminal justice advocacy, policy, and research.