Law

There are Business programs offered at public and private universities and colleges throughout the UK. Studying law in the UK means a three year undergraduate degree program which results in an LLB. The course engages students in a critical examination of the law, institutions and practice constituting global and local economies.

Why Study Law in UK universities?

There are numerous very good reasons for choosing to study Law at a UK university:

You can take a course to combine law with another subject such as business studies, civil engineering, economics, politics and software engineering and you can also study it together with a foreign language.
• The Law program provides a comprehensive and critical understanding of core legal principles and institutions.
• >Law also encourages analyzing within its broader social, economic, political, cultural, and international settings.

Course modules can include: Majors:

• Law and finance
• Telecommunication with law
• International Business Law
• Business Law
• Environmental law
• Medical Law
• Computer and Communication Law
• Philosophy and law
• Law and Politics
• Economics and Law
• Banking Law
• Commercial Law

Where Should I study Law?

UK institutions and universities which consistently appear top in the rankings for Law are:

• University of Kent
• Brunel University
• University of Northumbria
• University of Nottingham
• University of Aberdeen
• Swansea, University of Wales
• London Metropolitan University
• University Of Glasgow
• University Of East London
• Kingston University
• University Of surrey
• University of Sussex
• University Of York
• West London College
• University of Huddersfield
• University of Reading
• University of Bristol
• University of Southampton
• University of Cardiff
• University of Warwick
• University of Derby