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LLB (Hons) Law
University of Wales
 
 


University of Wales

Founded by Royal Charter in 1893, the University of Wales is the degree-awarding body for the majority of higher education students in Wales, as well as for many at other higher education institutions in the United Kingdom and overseas. 

The University’s position enables it to focus not only on its primary functions as a degree-awarding body and provider of services to the Welsh higher education sector but also, as a national institution, on playing an enhanced role in protecting and promoting the economy, culture and language of Wales.

The University is also the degree-awarding authority for more than 120 other higher education institutions both within the United Kingdom and overseas, with which it also enjoys close links.  Annually, it awards around 15,000 initial degrees and more than 4,000 higher degrees, making it the second largest degree-awarding body in the United Kingdom.  The number of students, from all over the world, pursuing University of Wales degrees is around 70,000, and their studies cover a wide range of subjects.

To view RDI's listing on the University of Wales website please click here

               

Key Information:

 



Benefits:

A recognised Bachelor's Degree, relevant to a broad range of careers, the LLB programme is ideal for those working in business with an interest in law rather than those wishing to practice in law.

Law is a dynamic and exciting subject. The LLB gives you not only a thorough grounding in legal principles but also a valuable range of technical, analytical, organisational and IT skills you will find useful in any career.

This programme is challenging and will enable you to develop your knowledge about the various elements of Law. The LLB module structure is centred around the seven core subject which are Constitutional and Administrative Law, Contract Law, Tort Law, Land Law, Equity & Trusts, European Law and Criminal Law. Coverage of the content of these core legal subjects ensures that students have a sufficiently competent knowledge base of these key areas.

This LLB programme does not have qualifying status. This means that students who wish to subsequently take the Legal Practice Course or Bar Vocational Course will need to complete a 1 year CPE/GDL before doing so.

Find out what this course can do for you Title:

LLB (Hons) Law 

Awarding Body:

University of Wales

Mode:

Online distance learning

Duration:

The University of Wales LLB is normally studied over three years, but may be extended to suit your individual needs for up to a maximum of eight years.

Entry requirements:

  • Three good ‘A ‘ Level passes or equivalent
  • English ability equivalent to an IELTS score of 6.0 if English if not first language.
  • Applications by people without these qualifications will be considered on an individual basis.

Please call us on 0800 268 7737 for further details, email achieve@rdi.co.uk or browse details of the programme in our brochure. RDI partners with UK universities to offer distance learning courses.  

Full Programme Information Available

For further details on this programme including module descriptions please register here and then you will be able to view our full prospectus online here.

Students Careers and Progression

To discover who studies this course please view our Students Insights pages. For further information on how studying with RDI can impact you and your career, please click here.