1.1k Bachelor's degrees in Legal Studies

The Law (Distance Learning) (Hons) course from Nottingham Trent University, provides you with the opportunity to personalise your learning. You have the flexibility to study purely online, with the option to attend campus for face-to-face teaching weekends, or join these sessions remotely through our digitally extended classroom.

The Justice Studies programme at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered through online and distance learning. Spanning four years of full-time study, this course provides a robust theoretical foundation in criminal law and legal studies to prepare students for leadership roles in the justice sector.

Complete the academic prerequisites to become a lawyer in just three years with the Bachelor of Laws at Southern Cross University, developing the intellectual, critical, and practical skills needed in the professional practice of law.   

This Political and Legal Studies (Philosophy) BA program offered at Old Dominion University is designed to give students a solid grounding in the history of philosophy and an ability to analyze arguments proposed in serious discussions of any subject. The program is aimed at students interested in social and political philosophy, particularly those planning to attend law school.

When you study the International Foundation Year - Law programme at University of Salford, you will be very well prepared for the modules you will take in the first year of your School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology programme. You will also study at a top 10 ranked UK University English Language Centre (EL Gazette, 2020).

The (Hons) Law programme at Arden University UK is a flexible bachelor degree designed for aspiring legal professionals. Available through public study modes, including online and blended learning, this three-year course provides a comprehensive foundation in legal principles to prepare you for diverse global career paths.

The Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Conjoint at the University of Auckland is a comprehensive six-year programme. Delivered in a public study mode, this degree combines creative musical expertise with rigorous legal training, allowing students to pursue dual passions while developing professional versatility.

Develop a unique set of skills to enhance your employment options whether you choose to work in the legal fraternity or within the property industry with the Property Economics - Laws (Honours) degree offered at Queensland University of Technology.

Legal Support and Services from Purdue Global can prepare you to provide legal services and support not only in law firms but also in corporations, health care institutions, and more. Develop the skills for a career in this diverse field with Purdue Global’s associate’s degree in legal support and services.

The Sociology of Law, Criminology, and Justice programme at the University of Minnesota is a public bachelor of science degree. This study mode focuses on data analysis, calculus, and statistics to understand legal and social structures. Students gain a robust foundation in research over a standard four-year duration.

The Law and Economics programme at Central Michigan University offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This unique course of study integrates legal principles with economic theory over a standard four-year duration. Students develop analytical skills to understand how legal frameworks and market forces interact globally.

Created for the aspiring paralegals, legal assistants, court or other judicial administrators and ideal for pre-law, this Legal Studies program at Auburn University at Montgomery even includes the ABA-approved paralegal certificate if the necessary courses are completed.         

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Diploma of Legal Practice programme from University of Newcastle provides you with a study programme that will prepare you for work in diverse employment contexts. 

The Legal Studies major at Lasell College has a professional focus, rooted in Connected Learning, that seeks to educate students by promoting self-expression, academic exploration, and critical thinking in academic, civic, and career-relevant areas.

The Legal Studies program from University of La Verne prepares individuals for careers as paralegals or for positions where organizational and analytical skills as well as knowledge of the law and legal procedures are necessary.

The  Philosophy -  Legal, Political, and Social Studies program from University of North Florida emphasizes a pluralistic approach to philosophical questions, traditions, and concerns. The faculty are award-winning teachers and internationally recognized scholars engaged in cutting-edge research in analytic, continental, historical, and comparative or cross-cultural philosophy. 

The Jurisprudence, Law and Society B.A. at Montclair State University is a full-time, four-year undergraduate programme. This interdisciplinary degree explores legal institutions, justice theories, and social issues, providing a robust foundation for students aiming for law school or diverse professional careers.

The Law with Politics (Hons) programme at Keele University provides a comprehensive legal education alongside an exploration of global governance. This three-year, full-time bachelor degree develops your analytical skills through public study. You will gain professional expertise in legal principles and contemporary political theory.

Do you have an analytical mind? Do you have strong writing and oral communication skills? Do you have an interest in the law? If you can combine these attributes with a strong academic background, you should consider applying to the School of Law through the 3+3 Law Program at Western New England University.

Throughout this Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Laws program from Deakin University you'll explore all major areas of the law while investigating the underlying reasons behind criminal behaviour, and graduate with two in-demand degrees.