LLB Honours Law with Criminology

The University of Middlesex offers a 3-year LLB Honours Law with Criminology degree that combines an in-depth understanding of law with the study of criminology, giving students a strong foundation in both legal principles and the social aspects of crime and justice. This program is intended to promote critical thinking, analytical skills, and a working knowledge of the legal system, equipping graduates to pursue many different career paths in the law and criminal justice fields. You will learn about criminal law, constitutional law, human rights, and causes and consequences of crime, while gaining an understanding of how the law interfaces with society.

Curriculum Structure:
The program incorporates theory and practice through:

• Core legal modules covering key areas like contract law, tort law, criminal law, and public law.

• Criminology modules that examine theories of crime, criminal behaviour, and justice policies.

• Practical skills development, including legal research, advocacy, and critical reasoning.

• Opportunities to engage with real-world cases and current legal issues to enhance your applied knowledge.

This mix ensures you graduate with both the academic knowledge and practical skills necessary for the modern legal environment.

Accreditation:
The course is accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board (BSB), which means it meets the professional standards required for those intending to pursue legal practice in England and Wales.

Campus Location:
Middlesex University’s campus is located in London, providing students with excellent access to courts, law firms, legal institutions, and criminal justice agencies, enriching your study experience and networking opportunities.