Law

Course Summary
The LLB Law at Middlesex University offers a comprehensive and innovative law education, combining theoretical learning with practical experience. Through this course, you’ll gain a deep understanding of the core principles of law in England and Wales, as well as specialised knowledge in various legal fields. The course includes opportunities for hands-on learning, such as work placements and involvement in the Legal Advice Centre, ensuring you develop the skills necessary to pursue a successful legal career or other roles that require a legal mindset.

Why study this course at Middlesex University?
Middlesex University has a strong reputation for legal education, and the LLB Law course puts you at the forefront of legal innovation. You will benefit from access to a wide industry network, including professional barristers and solicitors. Additionally, the university’s unique partnership with the local Legal Advice Centre allows you to work directly with legal professionals, giving you invaluable practical experience. This internationally respected course will help you build a rewarding career in law or in sectors where legal expertise is crucial, such as business or the civil service.

What you will learn
Throughout the course, you will study core legal subjects necessary for a career as a barrister or solicitor, including contract law, public law, tort, criminal law, land law, and equity and trusts. You will also have the option to specialise in subjects such as human rights law, family law, environmental law, and company law in your second and third years. The course encourages hands-on learning through mooting, mediation competitions, and work placements. You’ll also engage with work-based modules, such as the Clinical Legal Education Programme, to put your legal knowledge into practice.

Modules
For more details about this programme, please visit the course page: https://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/law-llb/