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LLB (Hons) What makes BPP’s LLB (Hons) stand out? •  ecure a place on our Career Guaranteed LPC or S MA (LPC with Business) if you obtain a minimum 2.2 on our LLB (Hons) degree LLB (Hons) This is the most flexible of our law degrees, allowing you the maximum opportunity to tailor your study to your interests with a wide range of electives to choose from. It is suitable for those who want to move on to the Legal Practice Course (LPC) if you want to be a Solicitor or the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) if you aim to be a Barrister, or those who want to use the knowledge and skills they have learnt to open the doors to a variety of rewarding careers. The degrees are awarded by BPP University. •  60+ UCAS points at A2 level in any subject, or BPP’s 2 Pathway or Foundation programme in Legal Studies Educational background for two year full-time accelerated • oin a world renowned law school with exclusive global J law firm clients. BPP University has excellent links to the legal profession and strong connections with a wide consortium of international law firms, many of whom send their trainees exclusively to BPP Law School •  ur LLB (Hons) is a practical law degree designed O with employers and taught by experienced legal professionals and legal academics •  ll modules within the programme are ‘practiceA ready’, designed to enhance your employability in a legal context. In particular, you’ll develop the ability to undertake legal research, identify legal issues and put forward appropriate solutions, analyse cases and statutes and construct legal arguments •  tudy specialised electives from all areas and types S of practice, from Family Law and Child Law to International Public Law and Armed Conflict through to Medical Law, Employment Law and Banking Law •  ain practical legal experience by working on real G cases through our Pro Bono Centre from year two onwards – and potentially use your experiences to count towards your degree in our Independent Experience Project module Programme details Guaranteed place on our LPC or MA (LPC with Business) if you obtain a minimum 2.2 on our LLB (Hons) UCAS course code • Three years full-time (M100) September, January & May* • Two years full-time accelerated (M101) •  ou will be fully supported through your degree by Y academic lecturers and a dedicated student manager Start dates How to apply •  our-six years part-time apply F online at: www.bpp.com/undergraduate •  hroughout your studies, you’ll benefit from T outstanding learning materials and online resources – all included in your fee For full-time undergraduate degrees, please apply via UCAS: www.ucas.ac.uk Classroom Find out more Coursework, examinations, (oral and written) & computer-based assessments •  pecialist legal career advice available as soon as S you accept your university place, until you secure your first legal position For all other applications please apply online directly to BPP: www.bpp.com/undergraduate Assessment •  edicated revision programme for BPP law students D to support you through your exams and assessments For full programme information please visit: www.bpp.com/llb Modes of study Study centres Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, London Waterloo & Manchester Entry requirements English Language • ELTS score 6.5 or equivalent I *Subject to demand. Please note programmes/ modes/electives may not run at all locations. Educational background for three year full-time and part-time study **Not all options are always available each semester or at every BPP Law School location and are dependent upon demand You should hold an equivalent to: •  CSE grade C in English Language and Maths G 54 [email protected] You should hold an equivalent to: • GCSE grade C in English Language and Maths •  00+ UCAS points with a minimum of two Bs at 3 A2 level in any academic subject Modules Compulsory - Administrative Law -  onstitutional and Human Rights Law C - Contract Law - Criminal Law - English Legal System and Reasoning - Land Law - Law of Equity and Trusts - Law of the European Union - Law of Tort - Lawyers’ Ethics - Legal Skills - Professional Skills in Practice Final year electives** - Introduction to Comparative Legal Systems - Legal Research - Banking Law - Child Law - Company Law - Consumer Law - Employment Law - Independent Experience Project (Research Module) - Family Law - Financial Crime - General Principles of Taxation (Research Module) - Human Rights - Intellectual Property - International Financial Law - International Trade and Commerce - Introduction to Mandarin - Jurisprudence - Landlord and Tenant - Law of Armed Conflict - Law of Evidence - Media Law - Medical Law - Property Tax (research module) - Public International Law www.bpp.com/undergraduate [phone]