The LLB Law with Criminology from The University of Law is your pathway to understanding the intricate relationship between law, crime, and society. This undergraduate degree is crafted for those intrigued by social justice, criminal behaviour, and the legal frameworks that govern them. You will delve into core legal principles while exploring critical perspectives on criminology, examining how laws are made, broken, and enforced. This qualification provides a robust foundation for careers in the legal profession and the criminal justice sector, equipping you with analytical and problem-solving skills essential for contemporary challenges.
You will study this qualification full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a comprehensive curriculum that includes modules on common law, tort, contract, criminal law, and equity & trusts. Your learning journey will be enriched by opportunities to explore criminological theories and choose from a wide array of specialist law and criminology options, such as cybercrime, family law, or legal technology. In your final year, you will undertake a significant research project, honing your independent research and analytical abilities. You will graduate prepared for further professional legal training, such as the SQE or Bar Practice Course, or for diverse roles within criminal justice and related fields.