Bachelor of Law
by University of London
| Course Title: | Bachelor of Law |
| Award: | LLB |
| Faculty: | Law |
| Duration: | 3 years full time |
| Award by: | University of London |
| Entry Requirements: | Higher secondary certificate or ‘A’ levels from any recognized institution. |
Course Overview
Each year of the three years academic program requires the study of four core units. These are examined by the University of London in late May and results are published in July. Over the duration of the course, students study 8 compulsory modules and 4 optional modules.
There are no official course assignments to complete, simply a three hour written paper for each unit.
Tuition is principally provided in the form of lectures. These are supplemented by tutorials as appropriate.
Course Aim
In all cultures some professions stand out as more prestigious than others. The legal profession does just that. The completion of a legal education program is a springboard to many careers and pursuits. Many Prime Ministers, Presidents and Corporate Chairmen have a legal background.
Legal knowledge and education is a great asset whether or not one practices as a professional lawyer. This knowledge is equally beneficial to both a street vendor and a corporate chairman. They both need to know the rudiments of law, as do we, because it affects all our lives.
However, for many aspiring law graduates the cost of legal education is prohibitive. At LIC we are able to assist students by a substantial reduction of fees for the basic LLB program through providing tuition to the external students of the University of London LLB degree. This has the same validity as the internal LLB program.
Course Structure
| 1st year | 2nd year | 3rd year |
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• Criminal Law • Constitutional Law • English Legal System • Elements of the Law of Contract |
• Law of Tort • Law of Trusts • Land Law • Labour Law |
• Jurisprudence and Legal Theory • Commercial Law • EU Law • Company Law |
Other Modules are available as listed in the University of London LLB course guide.
Teaching Schedule
The LLB operates on two working days each week. On the remaining three days the students study individually as directed by their tutor.
Registration
The LLB operates on two working days each week. On the remaining three days the students study individually as directed by their tutor.
The University of London must register the candidate on its LLB external programme before we can provide tuition for to the candidate. Their contact details are as follows:
University of London
Senate House
Malet Street
London WC1E 7HU
UK
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7862 8360/ 8361/ 8362
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7862 8358
Web: www.londonexternal.ac.uk
Email: enquiries@external.lon.ac.uk