Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law (M100)

Bangor University

What you will study

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) in Law course gives students the knowledge, skills and experience to pursue their career as a lawyer, journalist, activist, civil servant or in many other areas where a law degree is highly valued. The dedicated team of lawyers will provide them with in-depth knowledge of the contemporary legal issues that shapes lives and society. As well as developing their legal skills, the strong links with the legal profession and industry ensure exciting practical opportunities for ‘real world’ experiences to set them up for their chosen career.

The course is designed to foster students' intellectual independence. They will be supported to develop the confidence and skills needed to think critically, to ask and answer cogent questions about law and its role in society, and to effectively communicate their reasoned arguments, orally or in writing.

About this course

Institution
Bangor University
Where
Bangor, United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor
Length
36 months
Tuition
£17,000.00

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Intakes

Entry requirements

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English
  • PTE: 56 overall or above
  • IELTS: 6 overall or above
  • TOEFL: 75 overall or above
  • Duolingo: 105 overall or above

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