281 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Legal Studies

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.

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.

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.

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.

This Laws (Honours) (4-Yr Degree) course at University of Wollongong is a four-year degree that equips you with a comprehensive legal education: a world-class degree that provides a thorough grounding in the law, as well as a real-world focus on the essential practical skills and the social and ethical context in which the law operates.

The Bachelor of Laws - Environmental Management from the University of the Sunshine Coast covers all the academic courses required for admission as a legal practitioner in Australia, and build practical skills from first year

The Laws (Hons) degree from University of Hertfordshire is the first step to becoming a solicitor or barrister. Legally experienced lecturers bring law to life with interactive teaching, ensuring an engaging learning experience that helps you achieve your career ambitions.

In this practical two-year Legal Assistant (Not PGWP Eligible – details in description) diploma from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) you'll gain valuable legal administrative skills that are in high demand.

This unique double degree in Theology - Laws from Australian Catholic University (ACU) provides a legal education informed by Christian values and an education in theology that is orientated to the professional values and practice of law.  

Australian Catholic University (ACU)'s Bachelor of Human Rights is an exciting course that will assist in preparing you to be one of the leading human rights advocates of the 21st century.

Future proof your career opportunities and graduate with a flexible skill set that makes you highly employable in an uncertain future by undertaking a combined Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Information Technology degree at Murdoch University.

Law impacts on all aspects of life today, and the Laws degree delivered by University of Galway offers a dynamic foundation in legal knowledge, critical thinking, and advocacy skills. Explore how law shapes society while developing analytical and practical skills valued across the legal profession.

Already have an undergraduate degree? Complete the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) - Graduate Entry programme at Murdoch University in just three years and embark on your career path to becoming a lawyer.

The Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) from Australian Catholic University (ACU) focuses on making a strong and positive contribution to our communities, and you will put it all into practice with pro bono work whilst you study. 

The Community and Justice Services (Part-time) programme at Algonquin College emphasizes alternatives to policing and prisons and teaches students skills to work with people and communities to address issues such as criminalization, poverty, affordable housing scarcity, food insecurity and immigration.