Candidates not including A level English and Mathematics must offer, as a minimum, GCSE English Language, English Literature and Mathematics. Other Information Strathclyde Law School Strathclyde Law School is a friendly and welcoming place in which to study law. The structure of all three degrees, in terms of the actual courses which students take, is set out on the right. Any prospective student who would like to discuss the content of the law degree, or the study of law in general, is welcome to contact the Admissions Officer. The Law School has a particular interest in innovative methods of teaching and assessment which allow students to learn and to demonstrate a wide variety of skills, such as oral presentation and others.
Law regulates the conduct of everyone living in a given society.
The following curriculum is a typical course of study incorporating some classes which are compulsory for obtaining the degree and others that enable the LLB student to gain full exemption from the Law Society of Scotland's professional examinations. It makes clear at which points it is possible for a student, in consultation with the Adviser of Studies, to incorporate non-law classes. The degree of LLB may also be studied part-time, usually over six years. Entry is by direct application to the Law School in the first instance. Students take three classes from the variety offered, one from Arts, one from Social Sciences and the Law class.