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Law Degree Programmes

Greenwich School of Management offer two internationally recognised university Law degree programmes for exemptions from the Solicitors Regulatory Authority and the Bar Standards Board professional examinations: the LLB (Hons) and the BSc (Hons) Law with Management, both studied at Greenwich in London.

There are few areas of modern life where the law does not have some impact. Whether it’s driving your car or renting a flat, it is inevitable that the law will have an effect on our lifestyle. Thus, the study of law and the legal system is an ever popular choice for those entering higher education.

Studying the internationally recognised law degree programmes at the School will equip students to tackle complex analytical scenarios in a legal environment. This will be coupled with developing their problem solving skills and their ability to offer advice on certain aspects of the law. Hence, studying for an LLB (Hons) or a BSc (Hons) Law with Management degree is not just a form of training for potential lawyers; it is a valuable degree in its own right with application across the professional spectrum.

One of the strengths of studying this degree programme is the eclectic mix of students enrolled. The Schools students come from a wide range of backgrounds augmenting the quality of the law programme and the learning process. They also benefit from a small group environment and our experienced faculty, who in many cases are legal practitioners in addition to legal academics.

Whether students choose to study the LLB(Hons) or the BSc(Hons) Law with management, the School is confident that they will acquire a set of transferable skills that will provide a platform on which to build a successful career in and outside the legal profession.

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Assessment
Each taught module will normally require students to successfully complete a written assignment and a two-hour written examination. Students will be required to undertake a final project that will incorporate a reflective log and extensive research of a chosen area.

Mode of attendance
Full time

Starting Dates
February, June and October each year.

Duration
LLB (Hons) and BSc (Hons) Law with management programmes take 6 semesters to complete (24 months). An academic year consists of 2 semesters. There are 3 semesters each calendar year

Autumn Semester (October – January)
Spring Semester (February – May)
Summer Semester (June – September)

Entry Requirements

  • 'A' Level passes amounting to 240 UCAS points

    Or

  • NQF Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 240 UCAS points at ‘A’ level or equivalent qualifications (including the GSM Degree Foundation Programme Diploma)

    And

  • English language proficiency, which can be demonstrated by IELTS 6, or an equivalent qualification, or the GSM English Language Qualification. Applicants whose first language is English, or who have undertaken a programme of study with English as the medium of instruction, may not need to fulfil this requirement.

  • Mature applicants may be considered on their individual merits.