Law and Languages (W87) | Open University

Course summary

Combining law with French, German, or Spanish is both fascinating and a smart career move, and in this diploma, you'll divide your study equally between the two subjects, gaining a solid foundation in both key concepts related to law and the use of your chosen language. You’ll raise your legal awareness and acquire skills in legal analysis and methods, and by combining law with a modern language, you'll gain a valuable specialism that opens doors to the global workplace, with your diploma name reflecting your chosen language (e.g., Diploma of Higher Education in Law and German).

Key features of the course

Develops a solid understanding of the role of law in society today
Provides you with legal awareness and the skills of legal analysis and methods
Supports you into an independent user of your chosen language, reaching level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
Broadens your knowledge of the cultures that use your chosen language
Improves competence in intercultural communication

Entry requirements

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