The LLB (Hons) in LLB Law and Criminal Justice at the University of Roehampton London is designed for aspiring legal professionals eager to understand the intricate relationship between law and the criminal justice system. This undergraduate degree offers a comprehensive exploration of legal principles, criminological theories, and practical legal skills, preparing you for a dynamic career. You will engage with core subjects like criminal law, public law, and contract law, alongside critical criminological perspectives, fostering a deep understanding of societal justice and legal frameworks. This course is ideal if you are passionate about law's role in society and wish to develop a nuanced, evidence-based approach to legal practice.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your learning journey will be both academic and practically focused, incorporating opportunities for real-world experience. You will delve into modules such as Criminological Imagination, Law of Torts, and European Union Law, with a dedicated Work Placement Year designed to enhance your professional practice and career preparation. In your final year, you can choose to focus on areas like Clinical Legal Skills or Public International Law, culminating in a significant research project or placement-based learning. You will graduate with a strong foundation in legal and criminological knowledge, ready to pursue careers in law, criminal justice, policy, or further academic study.