LLB (Hons) Law

Anglia Ruskin University was awarded university status in 1992. With a student population of 25,500 and campuses in Cambridge and Chelmsford, it is one of the largest universities in the East of England. Anglia Ruskin University also has one of the highest employability rates in the higher education sector; 91% of its graduates go into work or further study

The Department of Psychology at Anglia Ruskin University was rated the UK's top psychology department in a new university for the quality of its research by the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) in 2008. Psychology is one of nine subjects at Anglia Ruskin University rated 'Excellent' by the Sunday Times University Guide 2008.

Title:

LLB (Hons) Law

Awarding Body:
Anglia Ruskin University

Mode:
Online distance learning

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.

Duration:
The Anglia Ruskin University 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.