LLB Law, Senior Status (M101)

• Programme description
• Programme outline
• Assessment
• Entry requirements
• Fees
• Further information
• Frequently Asked Questions

M101 LLB/Law (2 years) 

Course description

This is a two-year LLB programme for advanced students (those with a degree in another discipline). It is primarily designed for graduates who wish to obtain a professionally qualifying Law degree but will also be of interest to those non-law graduates who have in an interest in reading law as a second academic degree.

Course outline

Full modules are worth 30 credits and half modules are 15 credits.

Year 1

• Public Law (Constitutional Law
• Common Law I (Law of Contract)
• Law of Property I (Land Law)
• Criminal Law
• Law of the European Union (half module)

Year 2

• Administrative Law (half module)
• Common Law II (Law of Torts)
• Law of Property II (Equity and Trusts)
• Plus two 30 credit modules or a combination of 30 credit modules and 15 credit modules totalling 60 credits.

Option modules include:

• Commercial and Consumer Law (final year only)
• Company Law (final year only)
• Comparative Law: Asian and African Legal Systems
• Competition Law . Criminology (also available as a half-module)
• Dissertation
• Cyberspace Law
• EU Justice and Home Affairs
• European Comparative Law (also available as a half module)
• Family Law
• Intellectual Property
• International Commercial Transactions
• International Environmental Law
• Law and Globalisation
• Law of Evidence
• Media Law (final year only)
• Medical Negligence Law (final year only)
• Origins of Western Legal Tradition
• Public International Law . Revenue Law
• Sentencing and Penal Policy (also available as a half-module)
• United Kingdom Human Rights
• Use of Force in International law

Half-modules include:

• European Legal Systems
• Comparative Law and European Integration
• Law and Literature: The Foundations of Law
• Law and Literature: Justice in Crisis
• Penal Policy
• Sentencing

Not all of the modules listed may run each academic year.

 

Assessment

Assessment is mainly by examination, but some optional modules have an element of course work. Students in the final year of all the law programmes may choose to research and write a dissertation.

We welcome applications from candidates holding a wide variety of international qualifications. Please contact the Admissions Office on +44 (0)20 7882 5511 for further information.

Further information

Please contact:

Tel: +44 (0)20 7882 3924

j.w.duffin@qmul.ac.uk

For more information you can call the Enquiries Hotline (UK callers only) on Freephone 0800 376 1800. International students should contact the Admissions and Recruitment Office on +44 (0)20 7882 5511.