This is a Northern Ireland requirement only. Students seeking a qualifying Law degree for England and Wales only do not require a credit in Evidence. The following combinations of modules would together make up sensible packages of modules, thus giving a degree with a particular specialism or focus. Generally if a module appears early on any of the lists below it is better to take it at an earlier stage. Not all optional modules appear in these lists as not every module can be neatly classified in this way.
Some modules appear more than once.
Semester 1 Law of Business Organisations , Insolvency Law Semester 2 Consumer Protection , European Commercial Law , Intellectual Property Law . The modules Modern Irish Legal History and Roman Law do not appear in the above lists, as they cannot be neatly classified in the way that other modules can. Two more modules do not appear on the above lists, Research Project A and Research Project B , as the area being researched falls to the student to decide.