Bachelor of Laws (LLB) - International Law and Globalisation (M240)

University of Birmingham - Edgbaston

What you will study

This undergraduate Law degree provides an exciting foundation for students wishing to pursue legal careers within a globalised world.

Multi-national law firms operate across many jurisdictions with legal problems involving both regional and international laws, requiring lawyers to understand the complexities of the international legal system. The International Law and Globalisation undergraduate degree course is a qualifying law degree which provides a great introduction to this context of law and an insight into the world’s major legal families.

For almost 100 years, Birmingham Law School have made a major contribution to teaching and scholarship, and students will learn from prestigious academics who are working at the top of their field influencing law and policy around the world.

About this course

Institution
University of Birmingham - Edgbaston
Where
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor
Length
36–48 months
Tuition
£25,320.00

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English
  • PTE: 67 overall or above
  • IELTS: 6.5 overall or above
  • TOEFL: 88 overall or above

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