Law and Practice Bachelor of Law (with Honours) - LLB (Hons)

This course is taught from our CU Dagenham and CU Greenwich locations.

Law affects people, organisations and society every day, from protecting rights and resolving disputes to shaping business, policy and public life. This course helps you understand how the law works and practise applying it through legal and professional tasks.

In this course, you’ll explore how legal principles are interpreted, challenged and applied, while building the confidence to think clearly, argue persuasively and professionally communicate legal information.

Your learning will connect core legal study with practical tasks such as mooting, advocacy, client interviewing, negotiation, legal research and problem-solving. These activities are designed to help you apply legal knowledge to client-focused and real-world scenarios.

Understand how law works in practice \
Explore how legal principles are interpreted, challenged and applied to disputes, decisions and client-focused scenarios.

Build legal and professional skills \
Practise advocacy, mooting, legal research, legal reasoning, client interviewing, negotiation, drafting and professional communication.

Apply your learning to realistic legal tasks \
Use case studies, problem-solving activities and client-focused tasks to help you connect legal knowledge with practical legal work.

Develop confidence in legal communication \
Learn to present legal arguments, explain legal information clearly and communicate with specialist and non-specialist audiences.

Study core areas of law alongside practice-focused topics \
Explore key areas of law while also engaging with civil practice, criminal practice, client care, professional conduct and dispute resolution.

Learn in a professional-style environment \
Where available, learning may be supported by facilities such as a moot room or mock courtroom (Dagenham only), giving you opportunities to practise advocacy and legal argument in a setting designed to reflect legal practice.

Study one module at a time

Focus on one 30-credit module over a six-week block. This approach uses practical, exam-free assessments to build your knowledge step by step with regular feedback.

This course includes a sandwich (placement year) option. For the most update to date course details, please visit our website.