Comments about LLB English Law & French Law - At the institution - London - Greater London
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Objectives
All of our degree programmes focus on the study of law as an intellectual discipline. They also can form the first major step towards qualifying for practice as a solicitor or barrister, and represent appropriate preliminary training for a range of other careers in which legal knowledge is an asset. They are suitable for the student who has a general interest in law but wants to find out more about it before deciding on a particular vocation. The first year of all law programmes is composed of compulsory subjects (Elements of the Law of Contract, Criminal Law, Public Law, European Law). The second year consists of four modules from a list of options. Students spending their third year abroad must also study French or German Law. Apart from those studying English & French Law, and English & American Law, final year students study Jurisprudence & Legal Theory and three modules from the list of options. Anyone contemplating a career in legal practice in the United Kingdom must include in their list of options Law of Tort, Law of Property and Law of Trusts in order to gain a 'qualifying law degree'.
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Entry requirements
Entry Requirements -International Baccalaureate 34 points overall including HL6 in English and History -Irish Leaving Certificate A1 A1 B1 B1 B2 B2 at Higher level including grade B1 in English or History -European Baccalaureate 80% overall inc 80% in English or History -USA: Advanced Placement Tests Three AP subjects with 544 including English or History at grade 5 -Australia: Tertiary Entrance Ranking 95+ Tertiary Entrance Ranking, or an OP of band 4 for Queensland
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Academic title
LLB English Law & French Law
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Course description
LLB English Law & French Law
Programme
Year 1
-Elements of the Law of Contract
-Criminal Law
-Public Law
-European Law & French Legal System
Year 2
-French Private Law
Year 3
Spent at the University of Paris I (Pantheon-Sorbonne) studying French law (compulsory and optional courses)
Year 4
Spent at the University of Paris I (Pantheon-Sorbonne) studying French law (compulsory and optional courses)
