3.2k Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Law
Criminology, Law, and Justice
The Criminology, Law, and Justice major in the Department of Sociology and Criminology at the The University of Iowa examines issues related to race and ethnic diversity and gender and poverty, promoting awareness of these important topics.
Law with Foundation Year
The Law with Foundation Year degree (LLB) at Birkbeck, University of London is a four-year full-time programme designed for those seeking to enter the legal field. This course combines foundational studies with advanced legal training, offering flexible attendance options to accommodate various schedules.
Communication (Journalism) - Laws (Honours)
Combine Communication (Journalism) - Laws (Honours) at Queensland University of Technology to work as a solicitor, barrister or in-house lawyer for a media organisation, or as a journalist covering law, politics, crime and foreign affairs.
Cybersecurity and Criminal Justice
The Cybersecurity and Criminal Justice programme at Northeastern University is a public bachelor degree that integrates technical security expertise with legal studies. This interdisciplinary course is delivered in Boston over a standard four-year duration, combining computer science with social science perspectives.
Justice Studies
This Justice Studies BA program offered at Arizona State University provides a broad approach to understanding justice including in the legal system as well as in wider social contexts, such as in the many social justice issues that occur across countries and cultures.
Law
The Law programme at St. John's University is an accelerated six-year dual degree. This public B.S./J.D. pathway allows students to transition into the School of Law before finishing their undergraduate studies. It offers a streamlined route to professional qualification through full-time study at the Queens campus.
Law and Society
The Law and Society programme at Florida Atlantic University offers a deep exploration of legal systems and social justice. This full-time undergraduate concentration focuses on the role of law in resolving global conflicts. Students develop critical thinking skills through a multidisciplinary liberal arts curriculum.
Laws (Honours)
The Laws (Honours) program of the Charles Darwin University is a one-year course for high-achieving Bachelor of Laws' graduates. It may provide you with a pathway to a PhD, enhance your career prospects and advance your legal research and writing skills.
Criminal Justice and Criminology
The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Criminology at the University of Missouri - Kansas City is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Spanning a standard four-year duration, this degree provides deep insights into social control systems, crime causation, and the legal structures governing modern society.
Law and Society
The Law and Society program at California State University Northridge provides a liberal arts background, which teaches students to think critically; conceptualize problems; apply theories and concepts to real-world issues; collect, analyze and interpret data; carry out research projects; and understand issues of diversity.
Business Law
The School of Economics at University of Toyama comprises three departments: Department of Economics, Department of Business Administration, and Department of Business Law.
Criminology (Hons)
Criminology (Hons) from University of Pretoria provides a holistic education, transferable skills, critical thinking, and communication and problem-solving that will help you develop to your full potential.
Political Science (Public Law and Political Philosophy)
Students in the Political Science (Public Law and Political Philosophy) program at Boise State University are prepared for further study at the graduate level or for a variety of careers. Many of our students become teachers or lawyers. Others work for a large corporation as public affairs officers or for federal, state, or local governments in numerous capacities.
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice students from Boise State University study everything from police behavior in rural and urban areas to how corrections institutes are run, and how facets of social justice like poverty, racism, sexism and alienation interplay with the justice system.
Business and Law (Hons)
The Bachelor of Science in Business and Law (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is a comprehensive four-year programme that combines business acumen with legal expertise. Offered in a full-time format, this degree equips students with vital analytical and advocacy skills, preparing them for diverse career opportunities across both sectors.
Business, Philosophy and the Law
The Business, Philosophy and the Law programme at Simon Fraser University offers a unique interdisciplinary approach. This bachelor degree is available as a full-time public course, providing students with rigorous training in logical reasoning and business theory to prepare for diverse professional legal or corporate paths.
Criminology and Sociology
The new interdisciplinary Criminology and Sociology programme of the University of Aberdeen combines dedicated Criminology modules, together with modules from Sociology, Psychology and Law, to provide a broadly based and comprehensive Criminology and Sociology joint honours undergraduate degree.
Legal Studies
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of law with the flexibility to tailor your learning to your career goals with the UNE Bachelor of Legal Studies. Benefit from University of New England’s niche expertise in regional, rural and remote legal issues and study with expert teachers.
Sociology of Law, Criminology, and Justice
The Sociology of Law, Criminology, and Justice programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This study mode focuses on the intersection of legal systems and social behaviour. Students engage in rigorous analysis of crime and justice over a standard four-year duration.
Law and Spanish
This Law and Spanish CertHE from The Open University UK offers a broad grounding in key concepts associated with law and in the use of Spanish. Combining law with Spanish is both stimulating and a smart career move. You’ll divide your study equally between both subjects.