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761 Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.) Degrees from all around the world
Law (Hons)
Law is relevant to all aspects of life. It is constantly changing and developing which makes it a fascinating subject to study. The Law (Hons) programme at the Oxford Brookes University combines academic rigour with vocational life skills.
Art History
Drawn to how people have depicted beauty throughout history? Need to know more of the story behind it? The Art History at the University of Mary Washington and you’ll explore humanity through artistic wonders, from prehistoric cave paintings to the works of Warhol.
Law (Hons)
The Law (Hons) degree at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London, is a three-year programme designed to equip students with essential legal knowledge and skills. This course offers full-time attendance, ensuring an immersive educational experience while preparing graduates for various legal careers.
Law (Four-Year)
The Faculty of Law (Four-Year) at the Stellenbosch University, which gives you the Law programme, has a long and proud tradition of excellence in teaching law. Since its inception in 1921, it has produced many of South Africa's eminent legal professionals. Apart from judges, attorneys and advocates, it ranks businessmen and -women, and politicians among its alumni.
English Law & Hong Kong Law LLB and JD
Our English Law & Hong Kong Law LLB and JD programme offered at King's College London is an exciting course offering you a fantastic opportunity to gain two qualifications in four years. Spend the first two years at King's College London and the following two years at our partner university Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).
Law (Hons)
The University of East London offers a comprehensive LLB Law (Hons) degree, designed to prepare students for a successful legal career. This full-time programme typically spans three years, providing a thorough grounding in legal principles. Students engage in an interactive learning environment, enhancing their skills for future employment in the legal sector.
Law
At Law from the University of the Western Cape, its strong teaching and applied research focus is building critical capacity in both the private and public sectors.
Law with options in Gaelic Language
The Law with options in Gaelic Language programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you all the benefits of our trademark quality at Aberdeen Law School, with the added advantage of knowledge of Scotland’s oldest living language, bringing special advantage to career options in Scotland, including government service and media.
Law (Hons)
Law underpins our society. The Law (Hons) degree at Manchester Metropolitan University gives you a unique insight into everything, from the economy to the criminal justice system and it gives you a huge range of skills that will last you throughout your career.
Media (Communication and Journalism) - Bachelor of Law
This Media (Communication and Journalism) - Bachelor of Law double degree from University of New South Wales gives students the skills required to deal with complex legal issues stemming from new industries and contemporary science disciplines.
Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Law
This six-year Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Law double degree from University of New South Wales provides an opportunity for musically gifted and talented students to explore the connections between music and law.
Law (4 years) Study Abroad in English
The Law (4 years) Study Abroad in English degree at the University of Warwick provides the framework for economic and social life, and for relationships between states, governments and individuals. At Warwick Law School, we pioneered an approach to the study of law that looks at legal rules 'in context' to examine their social, political and economic effects.
Laws
The Laws programme at the University of Otago is a prestigious four-year degree available for full-time study on campus. This comprehensive programme develops sharp analytical skills and legal expertise, offering students the choice between a standard Bachelor of Laws or a Bachelor of Laws with Honours (LLB(Hons)) qualification.
Laws
If you’ve aspired to a career in legal practice, then Laws from University of Canberra will help get you there in no time. The highly practical approach is a marked strength, and continues to set our law degree apart from the rest.
Law (Hons)
The Law (Hons) at The University of Winchester is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree designed to blend legal theory with professional practice. Available in both full-time and part-time study modes, this public programme focuses on developing advocacy, negotiation, and client interviewing skills for future legal careers.
Law (two-year intensive) (Hons)
This Law (two-year intensive) (Hons) course from University of Northampton provides exemption from the academic stage of qualification for both branches of the legal profession, making it the perfect option if you are intending to qualify as a solicitor or barrister.
Law (Hons)
The Law (Hons) programme from Middlesex University Dubai helps students develop a thorough grounding in the core areas of English Law, you will gain the legal skills and academic qualifications to embark on the next stage of training.
LLB (Hons) Senior Status Online
The LLB (Hons) Senior Status Online at The University of Law is a two-year, full-time bachelor degree designed for existing graduates. This public study mode programme allows you to fast-track your legal education through a flexible digital platform, providing a comprehensive foundation in English law in a condensed timeframe.
Law (Clinical)
This two year Law (Clinical) course is ideal for those who have already obtained an undergraduate degree, and are keen to further their knowledge in the field of law and gain real-life case experience in University of Strathclyde’s Law Clinic. Depending on performance, there may be an opportunity for you to proceed to an Honours year.
Law
The LL.B. in Law at The University of the West Indies is designed to provide a thorough, liberal and professional education for persons who contemplate the practice of law. It is also geared towards those individuals who participate in other ways in the administration of justice, or those who deal in public and private affairs where sound knowledge of law and legal method are valuable.