NOTE: The LLB Bachelor of Laws represents a title change from the BA (Hons) in Law. All course entry requirements remain the same. What is the LLB Bachelor of Laws course? The LLB Bachelor of Laws is a three year course of study. It is designed to provide a broad education that equips students with general knowledge, general transferable skills, legal knowledge and legal skills that can be applied in a range of sectors. This course is accredited by the Board of the Honorable Society of King’s Inns. This Course is accredited by the Board of the Honourable Society of King's Inns. Special Feature of the Course In addition to the study of the core law pathway, it is possible for students to develop a specialist legal knowledge within their course through the study of chosen law option modules. Nolan, Farrell and Goff Merit Prize Students on this programme are eligible for the Nolan, Farrell and Goff Merit Prize. This prize is awarded annually to the student achieving the highest result in Property Law on either the BA in Legal Studies or the LLB Bachelor of Laws.

Graduates of the LLB Bachelor of Laws may find work in the following areas: Solicitor Barrister Lecturing Journalism Broadcasting Writing Politics Business An Garda Síochána Insurance Banking