Law with Criminology - LLB (Hons)

A fascinating degree that combines our expertise in Law and Criminology to prepare you for employment in the legal profession and criminal justice system.This degree draws upon our established expertise in both Law and Criminology, allowing you to gain an understanding of Law and an in-depth view of crime and criminality. The course has an applied, practical focus, which provides sound preparation for a career in the legal or criminal justice system. Like all our courses at Nottingham Law School, this degree is compliant with the requirements of the SRA and the BSB for the purposes of professional qualification as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales, meaning you can progress on to further legal training if you choose to.Why choose this course- You will study specialist topics in relation to victims, offenders and specific crimes.- You can take part in our International Summer School Scheme.- Students benefit from our renowned expertise in mooting. You will take certain modules which incorporate mooting skills and can also can get involved in international and national mooting competitions for which we have a winning track record.- You can join our thriving LEX Student Law Society and get involved with a range of sporting, social, and networking activities.- You will learn in outstanding facilities, including a suite of authentic mock courtrooms and mooting rooms.- Upon graduation you can choose to apply for one of our courses preparing you for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam. It also enables you to progress on to the LLM Barristers Training Course (BTC) or PGDip BTC for intending barristers.

We accept a range of UK academic qualifications including A-levels, International Baccalaureate, BTEC, International Foundation programmes and pre-Masters courses from recognised schools, colleges and universities.112 UCAS Tariff points from up to four qualifications (two of which must be A-level equivalent)International Baccalaureate - Overall Pass in the IB Diploma, including at least 14 points from three Higher Level Subjects