Law and International Relations Aberystwyth University

Overview

In the 21st Century, the practice of law and international relations is wide-ranging and exists in a global context. While examining the legal and criminal justice systems, you will also delve into the cultural and social aspects of these disciplines - looking at the ways in which these influence practice and the impact of law and international relations on society across the globe.

You will explore the big questions relating to ideology and ethics as well as legal debates and policies. This will include the opportunity to discuss the global challenges that face the world today, come to understand what those challenges are and examine the opportunities and obstacles that shape how we manage them.

What can I do with a degree in Law and International Relations?

• Employability is embedded within all our courses. The Law and International Relations LLB degree from Aberystwyth University provides a solid foundation for a vast array of careers across a range of sectors. In a rapidly shifting global economy, our graduates are adaptable and are able to draw on a range of transferable skills to ensure that they are always in demand.
• A degree in Law and International Relations will open up a range of exciting opportunities for you. The Law part of your degree will make you a strong candidate for further training to become a barrister or a solicitor. International relations is a diverse field that allows you to investigate the complexities of relationships between different countries. You will be able to apply this understanding to the world of work.
• You will be well placed to work in a range of sectors including law, international relations, the civil service, government research, NGOs, legal work, criminology, business, human resources, journalism and education.