LLB with Criminology

The Law with Criminology (LLB) course at the University of Birmingham is a perfect blend of law and criminology, where the students will learn the impact of legal systems and how they can be challenged. This course outlines the theories of crime, criminal justice, and punishment with an opportunity to study fascinating areas of law including family law, judicial review, child law, and international law. Course Content: The curriculum is designed to develop understanding by focusing on issues central to the development of modern societies. Students will take part in interactive seminars, presentations and group exercises which will enhance their abilities to articulate and defend their opinions, to listen to and understand other points of view, and to select, summarize and present information orally as well as in writing.Key Modules: In year one, modules cover Introduction to Legal Ideas and Legal Skills, and Criminology: Theories and Understanding Crime; year two includes Criminal Law, Land Law, and Law of Obligations; in the final year students choose from optional modules covering specialized law topics like Family Law, Child Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Judicial Review etc., along with criminology electives. Accreditations: This program is a qualifying law degree that is recognized by both the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board (BSB).Future Careers: Successful graduates tend to pursue careers in the legal professions and judiciary through further specialized training or in other sectors like government, non-governmental organization or commerce. They are also prime candidates for positions that demand strong interpersonal and communication skills, and a broad knowledge of law and its societal effects.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.