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Develop your knowledge across seven key areas of Law alongside your study of criminology
Law exists to regulate pretty much everything we do, which is why it remains such a relevant and fascinating subject to study.
Study criminal law in each year
This three-year course will develop your knowledge and understanding of legal frameworks to give you the opportunity to pursue a career as a barrister or solicitor.
The course provides debate, discussion and learning on the seven core areas of knowledge, as you develop your academic and practical skills to prepare for a career within the profession.
We also offer you the unique opportunity to study criminal law in each year of your degree.
Examine the psychology of criminals
In addition, you will explore Criminology as a real-world application of the law.
You will examine the psychology of criminals and the investigative element of understanding crime.
Innovative assessments
We use a variety of assessment methods beyond just traditional exams in order to fully prepare you for your professional career, including mock trials and client interviews.
Support for SQE 1
We also offer specific support put in place to help prepare you for the first Solicitors’ Qualifying Examination.
Start your journey
All of our Law courses are suitable for those who have previously studied the subject, but previous study is not required.
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Course optionsBishop Otter Campus
College Lane
Chichester
PO19 6PE
Email:admissions@chi.ac.uk
Phone:01243 816002