LLB Hons Law

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Leeds Trinity University

Program Overview

The LLB (Hons) Law at Leeds Trinity University gives you a strong, career-focused introduction to the legal world, blending traditional legal study with practical skills that prepare you for modern professional routes. It’s ideal for students who want a supportive learning environment, hands-on experience, and a degree shaped around real employability.


Curriculum Structure

Year 1

Your first year builds the foundations of legal knowledge while helping you settle into university-level study with confidence. You’ll explore essential modules such as Legal Systems, Contract Law, Criminal Law, and Legal Skills, giving you a clear understanding of how the legal system works and how lawyers construct arguments. This year focuses on developing your research, writing, and analytical abilities.

Year 2

In your second year, you deepen your understanding of core legal areas and begin applying your learning through more practical and analytical tasks. You’ll study modules such as Tort Law, Land Law, and Public Law, alongside opportunities to explore areas like Human Rights or Family Law depending on the pathway offered. Casework, debates, and applied scenarios help you strengthen your professional skill set.

Year 3

Your final year allows you to choose modules that reflect your career ambitions, giving you the chance to specialise. You’ll take advanced modules such as Equity and Trusts, Company Law, Criminal Litigation, or Employment Law, depending on your interests. You may also complete a Research Project or Dissertation, allowing you to investigate a legal topic in depth and showcase your independent thinking.


Focus Areas

Legal foundations, applied legal skills, reasoning, case analysis, practical problem-solving.

Learning Outcomes

Strong legal research, confident communication, critical thinking, practical advocacy skills, and readiness for professional legal training.

Professional Alignment (Accreditation)

The degree prepares you for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) pathway and aligns with academic expectations for further legal training in England and Wales.

Reputation (Employability Rankings)

Leeds Trinity University is recognised for its personalised teaching approach, strong student satisfaction, and commitment to real-world, career-driven education.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

⚖️ Experiential Learning Opportunities

1. Professional Work Placements

Integral to the curriculum, these placements allow students to gain practical experience in various legal settings, including:

  • Commercial and corporate law firms

  • Criminal defense practices

  • Youth justice, policing, and penal justice sectors These experiences help students build a robust portfolio of legal work and develop essential skills for their future careers. 

2. Pro Bono Activities

Students have the opportunity to engage in pro bono work, providing legal assistance to those in need. This hands-on experience is invaluable in applying legal knowledge to real-world situations and contributes to the community. ​

3. Final Year Professional Learning Project

In the final year, students undertake a Professional Learning Through Work module, where they complete a specific legal project with an employer. This project allows students to apply their learning in a professional context and gain insights into the legal profession. ​

4. Mooting Competitions

Students are encouraged to participate in mooting competitions, which simulate court proceedings and help develop advocacy skills, legal reasoning, and public speaking abilities.​

5. Legal Research and Writing

Throughout the program, students engage in legal research and writing exercises, honing their ability to analyze legal issues, interpret statutes and case law, and present their findings effectively.

Progression & Future Opportunities

 

  • Professional Qualifications:

    • Qualify as a solicitor via the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE).

    • Train as a barrister through the Bar Training Course (BTC).

  • Further Studies:

    • Pursue an LLM (Master of Laws) or specialized postgraduate diplomas.

    • Study business, international relations, or public policy at postgraduate level.

  • Legal Careers:

    • Work in law firms, chambers, corporate legal teams, or public sector roles.

    • Opportunities in advocacy, litigation, corporate law, human rights, and more.

  • Non-Legal Careers:

    • Careers in banking, consulting, compliance, government, and NGOs.

    • Roles in risk management, policy advisory, journalism, and education.

  • Career Support:

    • Access to university career services, internships, pro bono work, and networking events.

    • Support for preparing for international legal careers (e.g., New York Bar).

Program Key Stats

£TBC
£9,790
£ 29
Sept Intake : 14th Jan


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Eligibility Criteria

BBB
3.0
30
65

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6.0
79

Additional Information & Requirements

Country Requirements

Career Options

  • Solicitor – Requires passing the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) and a two-year Qualifying Work Experience (QWE)
  • Barrister – Requires completing the Bar Course (BTC/BPC) and a one-year pupillage in chambers
  • Legal Executive – Qualify via CILEx (Chartered Institute of Legal Executives)
  • Paralegal – Assisting lawyers without full solicitor/barrister qualification
  • Judge – Requires years of legal practice before applying to the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC)
  • Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Lawyer – Prosecuting criminal cases on behalf of the government
  • In-House Legal Counsel – Providing legal advice to businesses banks or NGOs
  • Government Legal Service (GLS) Lawyer – Advising UK government departments
  • Human Rights Lawyer – Specializing in cases related to justice equality and freedom
  • Criminal Lawyer – Defending or prosecuting in criminal cases
  • Corporate Lawyer – Handling mergers & acquisitions and company law matters
  • Intellectual Property Lawyer – Advising on trademarks patents and copyrights
  • Family Lawyer – Specializing in divorce or child custody and domestic disputes
  • Employment Lawyer – Advising on workplace disputes and contracts
  • Immigration Lawyer – Helping clients with visas or asylum and citizenship issues
  • Real Estate Lawyer – Handling property transactions and disputes  

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