The LLB (Hons) degree is designed to equip students with knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to launch a rewarding career as a legal professional. In line with UWL’s distinctive focus on law in action, ANC law students will be taught by experts in both academic and legal practice.
The LLB (Hons) degree will also allow students to focus on applying knowledge in practice through real-world legal scenarios. All modules are taught with reference to current legal practice, ensuring students remain up-to-date with ongoing changes in the law profession.
| Unit | Module Title |
|---|---|
| Level 3 – Semester 1 | Introduction to Law and Order |
| Introduction to Liability | |
| Personalised Learning | |
| Level 3 – Semester 2 | Study Skills for Success |
| Understanding Justice | |
| Introduction to Mooting |
| Unit | Module Title |
|---|---|
| Level 4 – Semester 1 | Concepts and Foundation of Criminal Law and Offences Against Persons |
| English Legal System | |
| Constitutional Law | |
| Level 4 – Semester 2 | Criminal Law-Offences against Property, Fraud & Defences |
| Contract Law | |
| Public Law | |
| Level 5 – Semester 1 | EU Law |
| Tort Law | |
| Property Law | |
| Level 5 – Semester 2 | Equity & Trusts |
| Land Law | |
| Advanced Mooting & Advocacy | |
| Level 6 – Semester 1 | Company Law |
| Evidence Law | |
| Intellectual Property Law | |
| Level 6 – Semester 2 | Consumer and Commercial Law |
| Immigration Law | |
| Civil Litigation and Practice |
Forms of assessment include essays, pre-released exams, timed exams, multiple-choice questions, presentations, and portfolios.
To be eligible for admission to the LLB programme, applicants must:
Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor