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You will study various modules that focus on important topics like sustainability, social justice, and human rights. You’ll explore these subjects in specific contexts and have the chance to improve your critical thinking, research, evaluation, and communication skills.
The program ends with a dissertation module, where you’ll carry out an in-depth research project on a topic of your choice. With the guidance of a supervisor, this independent work can align with your future career goals and reflect your interests from the course.
Key Features:
- You’ll learn from experienced legal experts, including barristers, solicitors, professors, and international practitioners.
- You’ll develop the ability to critically assess and apply theories of human rights and social justice, considering policy objectives and the real-world demands of sustainability.
- You can deepen your understanding of the law in specialized learning spaces, such as a crown court that has hosted trials for centuries, a training courtroom, and a simulated Judge's Chambers suite. The university’s Hugh Aston Building also offers a law library just for law students, perfect for hands-on learning.
- You’ll build values, skills, knowledge, and behaviours that will help you contribute to creating a fairer, more peaceful, and sustainable world.
