Law with Criminology (with Integrated Foundation Year) LLB (Hons) LLB (Hons) LLB (Hons)

Develop your knowledge of Law alongside your study of criminology after your foundation year<br/><br/>Law exists to regulate pretty much everything we do, which is why it remains such a relevant and fascinating subject to study. Our LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology with Integrated Foundation Year course provides you with an introductory foundation year that provides you with the academic knowledge and confidence to progress onto a full degree.<br/><br/>This four-year course includes an integrated, introductory foundation year that develops your academic skills and confidence, as well as provides you with an overview of core aspects of law that you will build upon in your further years of study.<br/><br/>All our Law courses are suitable for those who have previously studied the subject, but previous study is not required.<br/><br/>The course provides debate, discussion and learning on the seven core areas of knowledge, as you develop your academic and practical skills to prepare for a career within the profession.<br/><br/>We also offer you the unique opportunity to study criminal law in each year of your degree.<br/><br/>In addition, you will explore Criminology as a real-world application of the law as you examine the psychology of criminals and the investigative element of understanding crime.<br/><br/>Our intimate class sizes allow our team of experienced law experts to really get to know you and your needs, so they know how best to support you throughout your degree.<br/><br/>We use a variety of assessment methods beyond just traditional exams to fully prepare you for your professional career, including mock trials and client interviews.<br/><br/>There are many extra-curricular opportunities you can be involved in that could include: pro bono work, mediation, work experience in a law firm or mini pupillage, in addition to participating in mooting competitions, client interviewing competitions, or contributing to the University of Chichester Student Law Review