The LLB (Hons) Law with International Relations with Integrated Foundation Year at the University of Chichester offers a comprehensive pathway for aspiring legal professionals interested in the global political landscape. This four-year undergraduate degree is ideal for students seeking to understand the intricate relationship between legal frameworks and international affairs, preparing you for a dynamic career. You will explore foundational legal principles and their application within a global context, developing critical analytical skills essential for navigating complex international challenges and understanding subjects like public law and international diplomacy.
This full-time, on-campus programme begins with an integrated foundation year designed to build your academic confidence and core skills before progressing to degree-level study. Throughout your four years, you will delve into key areas of law, including contract law, criminal law, and international human rights law, alongside modules exploring international relations theory and soft power. You will engage in innovative assessments, potentially including mock trials and client interviews, and have opportunities for pro bono work or mooting. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers as solicitors or barristers, or in international organisations, equipped with a robust understanding of law and global governance.