Law with Criminology with Foundation Year | Sheffield Hallam University

Course summary

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Course summary:

Gain interdisciplinary expertise in law and criminology.
Explore criminal justice and behaviour and the effect of law on society.
Work with law firms and legal and social-justice providers.
Consider the global reach of law, with opportunities for UK and international placements.

On this course, you'll combine your legal studies with criminology and gain an in-depth knowledge of criminal justice and law in theory and practice. You’ll gain experience in Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice Hubs, on-campus legal service providers, and with external organisations. While developing excellent knowledge and skills, you’ll shape your degree around your interests, values and aspirations – preparing you for graduate careers in and beyond the justice sector.

For full details of course modules, assessments, and teaching methods, please visit the course page on our website: https://www.shu.ac.uk/courses/Law/LLB-Hons-Law-with-Criminology-with-Foundation-Year/Full-time

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Application codes

Course code:: A099
Institution code:: S21

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