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8 Bachelor's degrees in European Law in Ireland

Law
The Law programme at University of Galway allows students to focus their studies on the law to maximise their understanding of the legal process.

Law (Pathways) (Hons)
Entry to the Law (Pathways) (Hons) at University College Cork allows for law students to take a general law degree which can be shaped to suit their own interests. If you take this degree you can specialise in areas such as international law, business law, human rights law, etc.

Law (BCL) and Human Rights
The Law (BCL) and Human Rights programme of the University of Galway is an innovative and unique programme – the first of its kind in Ireland. It offers students the opportunity to combine a full undergraduate law programme with the study of human rights.

Laws
Law impacts on all aspects of life today, and the Laws programme of the University of Galway provides you with an excellent basis for a career as a practising lawyer, as well as in other fields such as administration, business, the media and social work. The LLB is also excellent preparation for work in a legal advisory capacity in the private or public sector.
English and Equality Studies (Hons)
English and Equality Studies (Hons) from Dún Laoghaire, Institute of Art, Design + Technology explores issues around identity, race, ethnicity, disability, gender and sexuality, as well as ideas of society, identity and Irishness, identity politics, and social theory.
Law with Accounting (Hons)
The Law with Accounting (Hons) programme from Ulster University has an excellent reputation for teaching, research, student support and student development.
Law Dual Degree
The Law Dual Degree program offered by University College Dublin is unique in Ireland. The degree is four years in duration, the first two are spent in UCD and the final two at a leading law school in France.
Law (Hons)
The Law (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University seeks to achieve excellence in teaching, research and professional development.