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LLB Law

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A three-year law degree that lets students tailor optional modules while building legal knowledge and professional skills. Suits those aiming for legal practice or law-related careers.

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Programme overview

A clearer look at LLB Law

A three-year law degree that lets students tailor optional modules while building legal knowledge and professional skills. Suits those aiming for legal practice or law-related careers.

This 36-month undergraduate route concentrates on legal principles, institutions and case analysis, research, argument and problem-solving, law in its social, commercial or international context. The course record does not promise a placement, so students should judge it primarily by its curriculum, teaching approach and project opportunities.

Course focus

What you can expect to explore

  • Legal principles, institutions and case analysis
  • Research, argument and problem-solving
  • Law in its social, commercial or international context
  • Understand core legal concepts and institutions.

Skills development

Capabilities you can build

  • Legal research
  • Case analysis
  • Structured argument
  • Clear professional writing

The balance of technical, academic and professional skills depends on the modules and assessments offered for your intake.

Learning experience

How you may learn

  • Applied work such as case studies, workshops, projects or problem-based tasks.
  • Independent study and progressively more complex assignments or projects.
  • Assessment may combine coursework, reports, presentations, examinations or projects; the exact balance is set by the university.
Who is this course for?

A strong fit for students who enjoy close reading, evidence-led argument and applying rules and principles to complex situations. Entry requirements still determine eligibility, and students should compare the official module list with their own career goals before applying.

Career direction

Where it may lead

Relevant career directions may include:

  • Legal professional after required training
  • Compliance officer
  • Policy adviser
  • Contracts or governance specialist

These are examples, not guaranteed outcomes. Employment depends on your experience, location, professional registration where applicable and the modules completed.

Course contents

Published course content for this programme.

32 curriculum items were captured from the university’s official course page. These may include modules, course units or published curriculum topics, and can change by intake, pathway and availability.

  1. 01
    CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAWPublished course content
  2. 02
    ENGLISH LEGAL SYSTEMPublished course content
  3. 03
    LAW IN PRACTICEPublished course content
  4. 04
    PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAWPublished course content
  5. 05
    CONTRACT LAWPublished course content
  6. 06
    CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON LAWPublished course content
  7. 07
    EU LAWPublished course content
  8. 08
    THE LAW OF TRUSTSPublished course content
  9. 09
    LAND LAWPublished course content
  10. 10
    THE LAW OF TORTPublished course content
  11. 11
    PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAWPublished course content
  12. 12
    CRIMINOLOGYPublished course content
  13. 13
    FAMILY LAW: CHILD LAWPublished course content
  14. 14
    LAW AND BUSINESSPublished course content
  15. 15
    ANIMAL WELFARE LAWPublished course content
  16. 16
    EMPLOYMENT LAWPublished course content
  17. 17
    THE CRIMINAL PROCESSPublished course content
  18. 18
    THE POLICED STATE: HUMAN RIGHTS AND POLICING IN THE UKPublished course content
  19. 19
    EQUALITY AND WORK-LIFE BALANCEPublished course content
  20. 20
    INTERNET LAWPublished course content
  21. 21
    COMPANY LAWPublished course content
  22. 22
    COMPETITION LAWPublished course content
  23. 23
    PRINCIPLES IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAWPublished course content
  24. 24
    MEDIA LAWPublished course content
  25. 25
    FAMILY LAW: ADULT RELATIONSHIPSPublished course content
  26. 26
    INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAWPublished course content
  27. 27
    INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWPublished course content
  28. 28
    DissertationPublished course content
  29. 29
    JURISPRUDENCEPublished course content
  30. 30
    ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAW AND REGULATION (AI LAW)Published course content
  31. 31
    LAW AND MEDICINEPublished course content
  32. 32
    THE MODERN LAW OF INDEPENDENCEPublished course content

Source checked 19 October 2026. Titles are shown as concise factual course information; the university remains the authoritative source.

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Entry requirements

Can I apply?

Academic
A-levels AAB
Sri Lankan qualifications
No Sri Lanka-specific table found. UEA's South Asia page says A-level requirements are on each course page and other qualifications gained after 13 years of education can be considered; otherwise INTO UEA Foundation or International Year One.
English (IELTS)
6.0 overall, minimum 5.5 in each component

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  1. We check your eligibility and documents.
  2. We prepare and submit your application to University of East Anglia.
  3. We help you meet any offer conditions and get your CAS.
  4. We guide your Student visa application.

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Course information checked October 2026 from the official course page on uea.ac.uk. The expanded description is original GEC guidance built from the recorded course summary, award level and subject; it does not reproduce a university or partner listing word for word. Exact modules, teaching, assessment, professional recognition, fees, entry requirements and intakes can change. We confirm the latest details with University of East Anglia before you apply. Global Educational Consultants is an independent consultancy.