The LLB Law Senior Status at The University of Law is your direct pathway to a legal career, specifically designed for graduates from non-law disciplines. This intensive programme addresses the evolving landscape of legal practice, preparing you for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE1) or the Bar Practice Course. You will delve into core legal principles such as common law, contract law, tort, criminal law, and public law, developing the critical analytical and research skills essential for success in the legal profession. This qualification is ideal if you possess an undergraduate degree and are seeking to transition into law with a comprehensive and respected academic foundation.
You will study this qualifying law degree on campus full-time over two years, engaging with a curriculum that balances foundational legal knowledge with practical application. The syllabus includes compulsory modules like Equity and Trusts, alongside a wide range of optional subjects such as Civil Dispute Resolution, Employment Law, and Legal Technology, allowing you to tailor your studies. Throughout the course, you will hone your ability to research complex issues and present arguments effectively, both verbally and in writing. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for further professional training or a variety of careers that value strong analytical and transferable skills.