This course aims to provide an opportunity for mature students and those with no previous experience of higher education to study for a degree. Course Content Students aiming for an ordinary degree normally undertake a four year course.
Honours students undertake a fifth year of study.
Entry to the course at an advanced stage with credits for prior qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. Law options include family law, employment law, company law, European Union law, law of evidence, commercial law, consumer law, revenue law, intellectual property law, wills and succession, criminology, welfare law, law and medicine, immigration law and practice, law and sport, and US Supreme Court. Students have the opportunity to choose options in the subject areas of politics, sociology, history, public administration, European studies and criminal justice studies. These courses can constitute a qualifying law degree. They are available to part-time students who can attend during the day.