Please note that Ashbourne does not offer this course to study at degree level

Overview

Law shapes our lives in a multitude of ways. For example, it sets the terms of our employment, provides protection from harm, compensation for injury and impinges upon our closest relationships with others. It also regulates relations between States, in the European Union or more widely in the international sphere, over matters such as trade, environmental protection, diplomatic relations and the use of armed force. A degree in law would train students in the legal system of the UK.
 
Structure

Topics covered may include:

- Public Law

- Law of the European Union

- Criminal Law

- Obligations (including Contract, Restitution and Tort)

- Property Law

- Equity and the Law of Trusts

- Legal Research

Prerequisite A-Levels

- English

- Subjects required by Universities may vary

Similar Degree Courses

- International Law

- International Relations

- Sociology

Future Career Path

- Barristers

- Solicitors

- Government

- Industry

- Commerce

Universities that offer this course

The University of Aberdeen

University of Bath

The University of Birmingham

The University of Bradford

University of Brighton

Brunel University

Cambridge University

Cardiff University

Coventry University

University of Dundee

The University of Edinburgh

University of Exeter

The University of Huddersfield

The University of Hull

Lancaster University

University of Leeds

University of Leicester

The University of Liverpool

University of Northampton

The University of Nottingham

Nottingham Trent University

Oxford University

Oxford Brookes University

University of Plymouth

University of Portsmouth

Queen Mary, University of London

The University of Sheffield

Sheffield Hallam University

University of Southampton

Staffordshire University

University of Sunderland

University of Sussex

Swansea University

Swansea Metropolitan University

University College London

The University of Warwick

University of Wolverhampton