This Law with Psychology degree provides expertise in core legal subjects alongside key psychological concepts, fostering a deeper understanding of the human mind and behaviour. It offers a unique perspective on juvenile, civil, and criminal justice systems, where insights into criminal personality and behavioural psychology can inform crime prevention, punishment, and social issues leading to law-breaking.The programme serves as a foundation for careers as a solicitor or barrister, developing valued skills like research, analysis, listening, argumentation, and processing complex information—appealing to employers beyond law. Graduates receive a Bar Standards Board-compliant Law degree qualifying for barrister training, with options for Solicitors’ Qualifying Examination (SQE) subjects. Placement Year and International Experience Year options are available post-enrolment; see the website for details. Those lacking qualifications may consider the Law (with Foundation Year) M10F programme.
A local representative of Bangor University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.