The Law LLB at the University of Leicester provides a comprehensive foundation for a career in the legal profession, equipping you with a deep understanding of core legal principles and their application. You will explore constitutional and administrative law, contract law, tort law, and criminal law, alongside modules that examine law, justice, and society. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students seeking to develop critical analytical skills and a nuanced perspective on the legal system, preparing you for the complexities of legal practice and further academic study.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over three years, integrating lectures, seminars, and small-group tutorials to foster in-depth learning. You will have the opportunity to specialise through a wide array of optional modules in your final year, covering areas such as human rights, international law, and environmental law, or gain practical experience through our Law in Practice clinics. Graduates are well-prepared for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination or Bar training, with transferable skills applicable to diverse roles in law and beyond.