Law (Senior Status) - LLB (Hons)

at University of Kent

Stage 1

Compulsory modules currently include
 

• LAWS3150 - Introduction to Contract and Tort (15 credits)

• LAWS3270 - Introduction to the English Legal System (4 credits)

• LAWS5200 - Company Law and Capitalism (30 credits)

• LAWS5316 - Introduction to Property Law (15 credits)

• LAWS5880 - Public Law 1 (30 credits)

• LAWS6010 - Criminal Law (30 credits)

• WLAWS202 - Academic advice meetings Stage 2 (0 credits)

Stage 2

Compulsory modules currently include
 

• LAWS5180 - The Law of Evidence (30 credits)

• LAWS5920 - Public Law 2 (15 credits)

• LAWS5930 - European Union Law (15 credits)

• LAWS5980 - Equity and Trusts (15 credits)

• LAWS5990 - Land Law (15 credits)

• LAWS6500 - The Law of Contract (15 credits)

• LAWS6510 - The Law of Tort (15 credits)

• WLAWS203 - Academic advice meetings Stage 3 (0 credits)

GCSE

Although there are no specific GCSE requirements for entry to this programme, all entrants are expected to meet the University of Kent's general entry requirements, including those which relate to English language-speaking abilities. 

Access to HE Diploma

Not applicable as a first undergraduate degree is required for entry.

BTEC Nationals

Not applicable as a first undergraduate degree is required for entry.

International Baccalaureate

Not applicable as a first undergraduate degree is required for entry.

International Foundation Programme

N/A

T level

The University will consider applicants holding T level qualifications in subjects closely aligned to the course.

The annual tuition fees for this course are:

Home full-time
£9250

EU full-time
£14000

International full-time
£18600

The University has an excellent employment record, with Kent Law School graduates commanding some of the highest starting salaries in the UK. Law graduates can go into a variety of careers, including:
 

• solicitor or barrister in a private practice

• company lawyer

• legal work within government

• legal work within the charity and NGO sector

• non-legal careers, such as banking, finance and management.

A large number of Senior Status students are from outside England and Wales, and pursue qualification in their home jurisdiction upon graduation - for example, Canadian students will commonly return to Canada to meet NCA requirements and pursue qualification as lawyers.