llb law with international relations in Middlesex university london

This program offers the opportunity to gain initial qualifications for pursuing the status of qualified solicitor or barrister in England and Wales, while also learning about the challenges and opportunities in the field of international relations. The course is recognized by both the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board.

Our law with international relations course is highly regarded worldwide for its law expertise, and we provide excellent support and training to help you excel in this field.

During the first year of the program, you will study topics such as the English Legal System, Legal Method, Public Law, and Contract Law. In the second year, you will delve into Criminal Law, Tort, EU Law, and Theories of International Relations. The third year will concentrate on Land Law, Equity and Trusts, along with two optional modules (for part-time students, these modules will be spread over four or six years).

You will develop your knowledge, understanding, cognitive and practical skills through various teaching methods such as lectures, seminars, workshops, and independent study using resources such as the library and e-learning.

The LLB Law with International Relations course is a great fit for students who are interested in pursuing a career within the various multilateral organizations present in today's increasingly globalized societies. These include political, diplomatic, regulatory, campaigning, service-providing, health, trade and other agencies, NGOs, and charities.

Apart from the above-mentioned career options, there are several sectors where a law degree is highly desired, such as business (Human Resources, Tax and Insurance), charity, management, administration, the Civil Service, education, and government. One can choose to pursue a career as a Solicitor, Barrister, Legal Executive, Paralegal, or in a community advisory role.

The LLB Law with International Relations course meets the academic component requirements for the Bar training, which comprises the seven Foundations of Legal Knowledge, as mandated by the Bar Standard's Board. Additionally, it provides an excellent foundation for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE), which is set to be introduced in September 2021. However, an LLB degree is not a prerequisite for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam.

Many graduates of this course go on to pursue Master's degrees before taking up the professional exams.