The LLB (Hons) in LLB Law and Criminal Justice with Foundation Year at the University of Roehampton London is your pathway to understanding the complex interplay between law and societal justice. This comprehensive undergraduate degree is ideal for aspiring legal professionals and critical thinkers eager to explore foundational legal principles alongside the intricacies of criminal justice systems, criminological theories, and public law. You will gain a robust academic grounding, preparing you to address contemporary challenges in crime, punishment, and human rights from a legal perspective.
This full-time, four-year on-campus programme begins with a foundation year to build essential academic skills before progressing through core modules in criminal law, tort law, contract law, and public law, alongside criminological studies. You will engage in practical learning experiences, including a significant work placement year offering invaluable professional insight and networking opportunities. Through case studies, legal research, and potential pro bono work, you will develop the analytical, research, and advocacy skills essential for a successful career in law, criminal justice, or related fields.