Law (Individual Rights) (Hons) University of Gloucestershire

Overview

The Law (Individual Rights) (Hons) degree from  University of Gloucestershire has been designed to allow students to engage with the numerous aspects of law, including both the theoretical underpinning as well as practical execution and critical analysis of the law. Our commitment to developing the skills as well intellectual ability of our students leads to high levels of student satisfaction with the programme.

The Individual Rights pathway will enable you to tailor your studies to obtain specialist knowledge on how different areas of the law ensure and uphold the rights of individuals. You will also have the opportunity undertake an extended piece of research via the dissertation module on a self-selected rights-based topic. By the end of your studies, you will be able to make an informed assessment of how far the law is able to protect the individual rights of citizens, in both a private and public sphere.

You’ll take part in engaging and stimulating teaching through our interactive and challenging teaching sessions which focus not only on the letter of the law, but also the practical application and critique of it.

Career opportunities:

This specialised programme not only provides a strong basis for traditional legal careers such as Solicitor, Barrister, Legal Executive, or In-House Lawyer, but also offers opportunities in diverse and impactful roles. With a focus on Individual Rights, graduates are well-prepared for rewarding careers as Social Workers, dedicated Charity Workers, influential Civil Servants, or even committed Police Officers.

This highly adaptable degree goes beyond the courtroom, empowering you to build a career aligned with your passion for social justice and individual rights. Join us at UoG, where the path to a meaningful and dynamic legal career begins. Your LLB is more than just a qualification; it is a gateway to making a positive difference in society.