Law (Hons) University of Worcester

Overview

In the Law (Hons) programme from University of Worcester the seminar groups are small so you develop close working relationships with your lecturers - both in these groups and when role playing court procedures in our realistic facilities. You'll also get to meet solicitors, barristers and judges, who visit us as guest speakers to give you a real flavour of the profession.

Key features

• Purpose-built facilities, including our own courtroom, to help you get used to the legal environment

• Mooting and mock trials, where you learn how to project your voice and exude confidence - also highly valuable when applying for work experience

• Excellent links with local law firms, so you can learn about the law in context and get excellent work experience opportunities

• Legal Advice Centre, where you can volunteer to work with practising solicitors, gathering details from real clients on real cases and learn from the advice they receive

• Employability skills module, including question-and-answer sessions with solicitors and barristers

• Specialist options in Evidence, Human Rights, Employment, Disability, Company and Family Law

Where could it take you?

Employability is at the heart of Law at the University of Worcester, and we offer a wide range of opportunities to gain work experience through volunteering, mentoring schemes and placements.

We work closely with a variety of local, regional and national employers and use their expertise to input into the academic curriculum. In this way, we ensure that your Law degree is attractive to potential employers and that you have the opportunity to explore many different career options, both in the legal profession and in other areas, such as business and management.