LLB Hons. Criminal Law

The Criminal Law LLB (Hons) undergraduate course at Bangor University offers students a comprehensive study in law with a specific emphasis on carceral and legal complexities related to crime. This 3-year program, taught in English, focuses heavily on criminal law and the study of crime in its social context.Course Content: The course encompasses a broad range of legal aspects from essential modules of Public Law, Criminal Law, and Law of Obligations, to optional modules like Law of Evidence, International Human Rights Law, and Jurisprudence. Throughout the course, students will develop skills and knowledge in understanding criminal law standards, ethical practices, criminal prosecutions, criminal defenses, sentencing, appeals, and other relevant topics.Key Modules: There are several compulsory and optional modules in this course. Some of the compulsory ones include Legal Skills, Public Law, Law of Obligations, and Equity and Trusts. Optional modules range from diverse areas such as Land Law, Company Law, Intellectual Property Law, Law of Evidence, and Forensic Linguistics.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board. It is also recognized as a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD) in England and Wales.Future Careers: Graduates from this course often find employment in a range of law-related careers. This includes roles in soliciting, barristers, legal executives, paralegals, and other legal professions. Other career paths include employment in the public services, business and commerce, banking, and insurance sectors.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.