3.4k Bachelor's degrees in Law

Law encompasses the rules and regulations that govern our daily lives. Studying law develops one’s understanding of the levers of power in society, from the local to the national and to the international level. If you are interested in how the law impacts our daily lives and how disputes are settled in an increasingly globalised world, this programme focuses on European and International Law.

This Law with Criminology programme from University of Essex Online explores criminal law and criminological theories, providing a foundation for careers in criminal justice and forensic fields.

This Law with Psychology programme from University of Essex Online combines law and psychology, focusing on areas such as forensic psychology, mental health law, and the legal implications of human behaviour.

This Law with Business programme from University of Essex Online combines legal studies with core business principles, providing a strong foundation for corporate law and business management.

We recognise that in the competitive legal world, graduates need to be more rounded than ever. The Law (Hons) course at Kingston University delivers all the benefits of a conventional Law degree, and a lot more.

Laws from The Chinese University of Hong Kong provides world-class academic and professional education in law. Students learn the rules and values underpinning the law and its role in structuring society through extensive reading, thinking, writing, discussing and debating.

This (Hons) Law degree at University of Essex Online provides a comprehensive understanding of the English legal system, preparing students for various legal careers.

This (Hons) Law with Business degree at University of Essex Online combines legal studies with business principles, preparing students for careers in corporate law and business management.

Curious about the psychology behind crime and what can be done to prevent it? Discover the answers with this 100% online BA (Hons) Criminology at University of Essex Online.

This Law programme from University of Essex Online provides an introduction to the English legal system, including areas such as criminal law, contract law, and human rights.

This (Hons) Law with Psychology degree  from University of Essex Online combines legal studies with psychological principles, focusing on areas such as criminal behaviour and mental health law.

This (Hons) Law with Criminology degree at University of Essex Online explores the intersection of law and criminology, focusing on criminal justice systems and criminological theories.

Discover a truly unique educational experience with the Law and International Relations course from University of Westminster, focused on the symbiotic relationship between law and global affairs. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

The History, Law, and Society program is offered by The American University of Paris approaches law both as a profession and as a field of inquiry enmeshed with the humanities and social sciences.

This Law with American Law (Hons) four-year course at University of East Anglia offers an exciting opportunity to combine a law degree with a broader educational and cultural experience through a year abroad at one of the partner law schools in the US.   

This Criminology with Law (with Foundation Year option) (Hons) BA course from Bournemouth University examines the nature of crime, its causes and the legal responses to it.

This Laws degree from Maynooth University puts a strong emphasis on the development of verbal and written advocacy skills through applied modules such as legal skills, negotiation and dispute resolution.

The European Legal Studies (Honours) degree at the University of Westminster will equip you with the core skills to solve legal issues and develop your intercultural awareness and understanding of the different legal systems within Europe. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

On this Law with Criminology (Hons) programme offered at the Bangor University, you will examine how the criminal justice system works, what causes people to commit crime and the impact of their behaviour on others.

Learn about crime and its solutions. Available to study online or on campus, the Criminal Justice program from Charles Sturt University enables you to become a leader in making your community safer and a better place to live.