International Law with Foundation Year | The University of Law

Course summary

Our LLB International Law course combines practical legal training with a global perspective, helping you develop the knowledge, skills and professional confidence to pursue careers across the legal, commercial and public sectors.

Why choose our LLB International Law course?

Build specialist knowledge in international law – Explore legal issues on a global scale through modules focused on international law, helping you develop insight into the legal challenges shaping the modern world.
Develop a global perspective on law – Follow a full three-year LLB, or four years with a Foundation year, with modules that explore law in an international and global context.
Learn from experienced legal professionals – Our qualified solicitors and barristers bring practical legal expertise and real-world insight into workshop-based teaching and learning.
Develop practical, career-ready legal skills – Strengthen your research, analytical, communication and problem-solving skills through practice-focused teaching, employability support and opportunities for real client experience.
Prepare for a range of future careers – Build the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in the legal sector, civil service, politics and wider commercial fields, with opportunities to support progression towards qualification as a solicitor or barrister.

About our LLB International Law course

Our LLB International Law course at The University of Law is designed for students who want to build a strong foundation in law while exploring legal issues in a global context. Taught by professionally qualified solicitors and barristers, the course combines practical legal training with employability focused learning to prepare you for a wide range of future careers.

You’ll study key legal topics alongside modules focused on international law, developing essential skills in legal research, analysis, problem solving and communication. Through workshop-based teaching and practical activities, you’ll learn how to apply legal knowledge to real-world issues while gaining insight into the wider social, political and commercial impact of law internationally.

You can also choose to study an additional Foundation Year before starting the degree, designed to help you develop the academic, professional and research skills needed for degree-level study.

By the end of the course, you’ll graduate with the professional and transferrable skills needed for careers in the legal sector, civil service, politics and wider business environments.

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Application codes

Course code:: M4DF
Institution code:: L17

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