The LLB Law (UCAS course code M103), awarded by Anglia Ruskin University, is for those interested in a future legal career in particular, but not limited to, legal work as solicitors, barristers and legal executives, as well as acting as a foundation for further postgraduate study. This degree will give you a sound educational experience that will enable you to acquire a solid grounding in legal principles. It will equip you with knowledge of the fundamental features of the UK and the EU legal systems and the context in which the law operates. You will gain a range of graduate skills in preparation for employment in a wide variety of fields such as: subject-specific abilities, intellectual skills, practical professional skills and general transferable skills. With normal progression, this degree is recognised by the Law Society and General Council of the Bar as satisfying the initial or academic stage of training. More information on progression rules and the Law Society and General Council of the Bar requirements for LPC or BPTC courses and be found on the websites for the Bar Standards Board and the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Graduates often go on to work in a number of fields including the Civil Service, law professions and academia within the legal and business world. In the past we have seen students achieve successful careers as solicitors, barristers, lecturers, civil servants and a wide range of careers related to law and business. Students who graduate from this LLB Law degree often consider the following postgraduate options: PgDip LLM MPhil LPC (for solicitors) BPTC (for barrister)