Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Criminology and Social Policy] From University of Kent

At The University of Hull studying the LLB Law (with Foundation Year) allows you to specialise, take a general route, or choose an extra year abroad to graduate in European Legal Studies. In the final year, students can take the Law Clinic module and gain mentored work experience, providing legal advice to real clients.

Studying Law at Hull gives you the opportunity to get involved in a wealth of extracurricular activities. The Student Law Society runs an extensive programme of competitions in mooting, negotiating and client interviewing. Students can also get involved working in the editorial team of the Student Law Journal, to further develop knowledge and skills. For students who do not have the traditional entry requirements for direct entry on to the degree, we offer Law with a Foundation Year, and Law with Foundation English, which is tailor-made for non-native English speakers to help you meet our English language requirements.

Future Prospects

The flexibility of studying Law at Hull means you can gain specialist knowledge in subjects of your choice and the course will provide you with skills that are transferable in a variety of professions - so you have the skills and experience that employers demand.

A number of our graduates embark on legal careers as solicitors or barristers, while many use their degree as a springboard for a career in management, business or the Civil Service.Ê We put on a variety ofÊcareers eventsÊto help you to boost yourÊemployabilityÊand complement the University'sÊCareers and Employability ServiceÊprovision.

Law graduate destinationsÊinclude working as barristers, solicitors, legal executives, investment advisers, paralegals, translators, prosecutors and senior prosecutors with the Crown Prosecution Service, circuit judges, Members of Parliament, advocates, lecturers and teachers.Ê