LLB Law with Human Rights (Including Placement Year)

About this course

LLB Law and Human Rights develops your critical awareness of the nature of law within its social, political, sociological, economic and historical contexts The LLB Law with Human Rights is a three-year undergraduate qualifying law degree, extendable to four with an optional placement or study abroad year. It combines a full legal education with a dedicated focus on human rights at domestic, European, and international levels. You’ll study the core foundations of English law alongside specialist human rights modules, graduating with in-depth knowledge of how rights are protected and applied across different legal systems. The LLB Law with Human Rights combines a qualifying law degree with specialist training in UK, European, and international human rights law. It is ideal for students who want to study law through the lens of justice, rights, and social impact. The course is shaped by internationally recognised expertise in human rights. You’ll learn from academics whose research influences global legal policy, international institutions, and non-governmental organisations.

Student Satisfaction