The LLB (Hons) in Law (Including Foundation Year) at the University of Roehampton London offers you a comprehensive pathway to understanding the legal systems that shape our society. This qualifying law degree (QLD), recognised by the Bar Standards Board, is ideal for aspiring legal professionals seeking a robust academic grounding in areas such as contract law, criminal law, and public law. You will develop critical analytical skills and a deep appreciation for legal ethics and reform, preparing you for a dynamic career in the legal sector or related fields. This programme is designed for students eager to engage with complex legal principles and their practical application.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is structured over four years, including a foundation year to ensure you have the necessary preparation for advanced legal study. Throughout your degree, you will engage with compulsory modules covering legal systems, skills, and practice, alongside optional specialisations in areas like employment law, family law, or international human rights. The curriculum emphasizes practical experience, with opportunities for work placements and clinical legal skills development. You will graduate with a strong foundation in legal knowledge and the professional competencies sought by employers in the legal profession and beyond.