Bachelors in Public Law

Bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences

For students who do not want to be limited to a single academic discipline. UCM offers 150 courses in almost all academic disciplines. The 3-year programme is entirely in English.

Bachelor in Finance & Economics

National University of Ireland, Maynooth

The study of Economics helps us to understand the world today, to imagine a better future, and to figure out how to get there.

Bachelor in Bachelor en Droit (academic)

University of Luxembourg

The Academic Bachelor of Law is a three-year programme which offers a global training in law and attendant subjects that teaches students the foundations of public and private law.

Bachelor in Law (Scots and English) Dual Qualifying

University of Dundee

Dundee is a truly unique law school. We offer a modern, forward looking approach to learning and a rigorous preparation for the professional world, whether in the legal sphere or elsewhere.

Bachelor in Criminology and Criminal Justice

University of Portsmouth

This degree offers you an opportunity to study historical and contemporary developments in criminology and criminal justice. The course develops an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Criminology and Criminal Justice, drawing on the expertise of staff with backgrounds in sociology, social policy, psychology, police studies and theoretical criminology, based in the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies.

Bachelor in Criminology and Forensic Studies

University of Portsmouth

Criminology and Forensic Studies utilizes an interdisciplinary approach which examines a range of methods relating to crime detection, classification and prevention and how these can be combined with classical criminological ideas. This degree offers not only a wide and exciting range of topics to study, but also offers excellent prospects upon graduation. To assist students in their career choices, we operate a careers panel of recent graduates who have either worked within the criminal justice sector or have extensive contacts with it.

Bachelor in Law with Business

University of Portsmouth

Law is perceived as a difficult subject. It does involve a lot of reading. However, because of this law graduates are much in demand, not only from law firms but other organisations where legal knowledge may be useful, such as commercial companies or public bodies. There is no doubt that a law degree will give you a valuable qualification

Bachelor in Law

Brunel University

This is a general degree which will provide you with a broad legal education and sets law in a wide context.

Bachelor in Law with International Relations

University of Portsmouth

Law is perceived as a difficult subject. It does involve a lot of reading. However, because of this law graduates are much in demand, not only from law firms but other organisations where legal knowledge may be useful, such as commercial companies or public bodies. There is no doubt that a law degree will give you a valuable qualification.

Bachelor in Law Within Arts

National University of Ireland, Maynooth

Law is a challenging and highly respected field exploring the legal relationships that pervade our society, affecting individuals, families, corporations, and the State.

Bachelor in Police Studies

University of Portsmouth

The Foundation degree in Police Studies is an employment-related higher qualification for serving police officers, Police Community Support Officers and special constables. The degree has been developed in consultation with the key stakeholders in the police sector, including police forces, ACPO, Skills for Justice and the Police Federation to ensure that it meets the needs of police practitioners and their employers. The overall purpose of the degree is to provide a qualification which complements and develops the knowledge and skills that have already been acquired through police training.

Bachelor in Law

Leeds Metropolitan University

The LLB (Hons) Law is a 'qualifying' law degree. This means that it has been recognised by professional legal bodies as fulfilling the academic stage of your legal training should you want to go on to qualify as a solicitor or barrister . For many this will be the first opportunity to study law, therefore, the course is designed to give students an experience of the substantive law areas whilst also learning the legal skills required for further study.