The Law (LLB) Masters Degree at University College Cork (UCC) offers a distinctive postgraduate pathway for both law and non-law graduates seeking to enter the legal profession. This programme is ideal for individuals aiming to develop a strong foundation in core legal principles and essential professional skills, preparing you for crucial examinations such as the FE1s and Kings Inn exams. You will engage with fundamental legal areas including Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, and Contract Law, gaining the knowledge and analytical abilities necessary to navigate complex legal challenges and pursue a career in law. This degree provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape and its practical applications.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over two years, undertaking 60 credits each academic year. Your studies will encompass a blend of compulsory and elective modules, alongside a dedicated skills module designed to enhance your advocacy, teamwork, and legal research capabilities. As a non-law graduate, you will receive targeted instruction in foundational legal topics, ensuring you build a robust understanding of the subject matter. Upon graduation, you will be well-equipped with a strong legal knowledge base and a suite of transferable skills, positioning you for successful entry into legal practice or further postgraduate study.