3.4k Bachelor's degrees in Law
Law with Hispanic Law
Within a dynamic and changing European context, knowledge of another European national legal system and its law is a valuable asset, both academically and professionally. This four-year Law with Hispanic Law programme includes a year at the Universidad Carlos III in Madrid and leads to the award of a Bachelor of Laws degree from University College London (UCL).
Law and Business (Hons)
Law and Business (Hons) from Edge Hill University combines a comprehensive legal education with business-focused content.
Law
Studying law develops your critical thinking, analytical abilities, and understanding of the legal systems that shape society. This Law certificate at De Montfort University is perfect for aspiring legal professionals. This course paves the way to a range of careers in law.
Psychology and Law (Hons)
This Psychology and Law (Hons) course at University of Derby has research at its heart, designed to help you become an effective, skilled and forward-thinking psychologist whilst developing all the key skills required to succeed in the legal sector - including drafting, advocacy, interviewing and negotiation.
History and Law (Hons)
The History and Law (Hons) program at University of Derby aims to broaden your understanding of history and its significance and cultural impact on global society, while equipping you with skills and knowledge from the legal sector.
Criminology and Criminal Justice (Top-up)
Build on your current qualifications and transform these into an undergraduate degree in one year. Our Criminology and Criminal Justice. The Criminology and Criminal Justice (Top-up) programme is offered at Keele University.
Criminology with Criminal Justice (Extended Degree) (Hons)
In Criminology with Criminal Justice (Extended Degree) (Hons) at Northumbria University you could develop the analytical tools to interrogate how legal systems really work, the critical thinking to question why some harms are criminalised and others are not, and the research skills to take a position and defend it with confidence.
Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice program at Cambridge College explores criminal behavior and the responses of law enforcement, the court system, and corrections. It also explores the impact of crime on victims, offenders, and the general public
Criminal Justice
Step into the world of Criminal Justice at West Virginia University. Our program offers training and mentorship from experts in crime and the Criminal Justice system. Whether you want to enforce the law or work inside the court system, a degree from WVU Tech will prepare you make a difference in your community.
Creative Arts - Laws (Honours)
Creative Arts - Laws (Honours) at Queensland University of Technology will equip you with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary not only for a career in traditional legal practise, but also provides the foundation for government, community organisations or business careers.
Laws
The Bachelor of Laws from Phoenicia University is committed to molding exceptional legal professionals including judges, lawyers, public notaries, diplomats, civil servants, officers, and legal advisors.
Fine Arts - Law
Fine Arts - Law from University of New South Wales combines a highly valued professional legal qualification with a qualification designed for those who wish to involve themselves in creative fields such as animation, visual arts, and music.
Psychology and Law
The Psychology and Law programme at Liverpool Hope University is a three-year, full-time degree. This public study mode course combines the scientific study of human behaviour with a deep exploration of legal frameworks. You will gain a professional foundation in both disciplines at the Hope Park campus in Liverpool.
Law with Politics and International Relations (Hons)
Law with Politics and International Relations (Hons) from Anglia Ruskin University explore topics including human rights, migration, global feminism, and criminal justice. You'll work on Live Briefs, which involve courtroom experience, and advise real clients in our award-winning Law Clinic.
Law with Sociology (Hons)
Law with Sociology (Hons) from Anglia Ruskin University gives a valuable insight into the sociological aspects in which society and legal professionals operate.
Criminal Justice (Abington)
This Criminal Justice (Abington) major from Pennsylvania State University includes study in law enforcement, courts and corrections individually and as components of a system, plus work in theories of crime causation, and crime control policy. Students should expect reading, writing, and critical thinking skills to be rigorously applied and developed throughout the degree program.
History (Law and Social Justice)
History, in the broad sense, is the study of all human experience. It examines the people, institutions, ideas, and events from the past to the present. California State University offers this degree in History (Law and Social Justice).
LLB (Hons) Law – Dual Award
The LLB (Hons) Law – Dual Award programme from Applied Science University (Bahrain) and London South Bank University (LSBU-UK) is intended for international students interested in the study of Law in English at degree level which will prepare them for a broad range of legal and non-legal careers, including legal practice in Bahrain.
Bachelor of Law (Hons)
The Bachelor of Law (Hons) program from Lovely Professional University is targeting students with an interest to pursue legal education with social sciences to benefit society
Politics and Law (Cornwall)
Explore politics and law together, gaining a deep understanding of how political systems and legal frameworks interact and shape the real world in this BSc in Politics and Law (Cornwall) at The University of Exeter