IN THE UK OVERALL SATISFACTION (National Student Survey 2021) 3 RD
LAW SINGLETON PARK CAMPUS
From parliamentary powers to the running of businesses and the rights of children and young people, the law informs and influences every aspect of society. Studying law is both demanding and rewarding. Our undergraduate law programmes provide opportunities to develop a range of practical and intellectual skills, equipping you for a wide variety of careers.
Global Opportunities available † Work Placement or Internship Opportunities available International Students foundation programme available Welsh Scholarships/Bursaries available
As a law student at Swansea you will study in a supportive, student-focused environment. You will gain a solid foundation in legal reasoning and analysis, as well as in the substantive laws of England and Wales. You will have the opportunity to apply legal concepts and to develop a range of skills including communication, problem-solving, research and critical thinking. You will have the chance to study a range of subject areas giving you the opportunity to shape your degree around your personal interests. Our degree programmes offer a range of experiential learning opportunities including our acclaimed Law Clinic and the Miscarriage of Justice Project. You will also have the chance to get involved in mooting, interviewing and negotiation. We offer a wide range of local, national and international work and study placements, and the support to help you achieve your goals and ambitions. A law degree is not a professional qualification. Students wishing to qualify as a solicitor must pass the Solicitors Qualifying Examinations (SQE 1&2) and complete the required qualifying work experience. While our law degrees are designed to provide students with skills and knowledge relevant to the SQE1 we would recommend students undertake targeted postgraduate study before attempting either part of the SQE.
For students interested in a career as a barrister, our Law programmes are compliant with the QAA benchmark statement for law and provide coverage of the foundations of legal knowledge as required by the Bar Standards Board.
TYPICAL OFFER: AAB-BBB
Detailed entry requirements and course features available on the Course Reference Grid (page 160) †
You will study: • Criminal Law • Equity and Trusts
• European Union Law • Law of Obligations • Legal Systems and Skills • Property Law • Public Law
LLB Single Honours ▲ Law ▲ Business Law
LLB Major/Minor Honours ▲ Law with Criminology
You will also have the opportunity to choose from a broad range of optional areas of study, including: • Advocacy • Commercial Transactions • Company Law • Criminal Evidence • Devolution in Wales • Employment Law • Environmental Law • Family Law • Foundations in Legal Practice • Foundations in Legal Technology • Human Rights Law
A ll our 3 year courses can be extended to 4 years to include a year abroad
▲ 3 YEAR For individual UCAS course codes please visit the course web page
The Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law occupies two buildings on Swansea’s Singleton Park Campus where we have invested significantly in our student facilities.
• Medical Law • Negotiations • Sports Law • World Trade Law
FUTURE CAREERS: • Barrister • Civil Service • Law Enforcement • Local Government
• Policing • Solicitor
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