These degrees will: • provide you with a solid foundation for a career in law • train you to apply legal concepts in a practical environment • provide you with transferable skills, including team working, communication, presentation, problem-solving, research and analytical skills. As a student on one of these joint degree programmes, you have a number of options in respect of your year abroad. You can spend the year studying at a European university as part of the Erasmus exchange programme. The School of Law operates such exchange programmes with the University of Geneva, University of Nantes, the University of Mannheim, the University of Saarlandes, the University of Angers and the University of Salamanca. The language departments also have exchange programmes with several European universities as part of the Erasmus programme. As a joint honours student, you can apply to spend your year abroad at a university with which the Law School or the relevant language department operates an exchange programme If you do not want to participate in the Erasmus exchange programme, you can spend your year abroad working as a teaching assistant or on a work placement.

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