Embark on a compelling academic journey with the Law with Psychology LLB at Nottingham Trent University, a degree designed for those fascinated by the intricate interplay between legal principles and human behaviour. This undergraduate course is ideal if you are keen to understand the psychological underpinnings of legal decision-making, criminal justice, and societal interactions with the law. You will explore core legal concepts alongside key psychological perspectives, developing a unique skillset that addresses critical issues in areas such as criminal law, public law, and research design. This programme offers a robust foundation for a variety of professional pathways.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with modules covering applied legal knowledge, criminal law with mooting, and brain, behaviour, and cognition, alongside practical skills development through opportunities like NLS Legal, our on-campus teaching law firm. In your final year, you have the flexibility to choose specialist modules in legal psychology or pursue practical experience through the 'Law in Practice' module, working on real legal or business challenges. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of both law and psychology, prepared for careers in legal practice, policy, research, or related fields.