Law, LLB (Hons)

This course provides an introduction to essential subjects for developing a critical understanding of modern English law, alongside practical insights into its operation and evolution within society. Students build foundational legal knowledge in the first year, then tailor their studies in subsequent years to align with personal interests and career goals, selecting modules such as international law, human rights, or criminal law. Opportunities include studying abroad at partner universities for exposure to other legal systems and participating in Sheffield’s pro bono schemes for real-world experience. The Core Legal and Study Skills module, spanning all three years, focuses on mooting, employability, and study skills without contributing to final grades, ensuring graduates emerge equipped for legal careers.Key reasons to pursue this course include its strong foundation for professional qualifications: the LLB meets the Bar Standards Board's requirements for aspiring barristers, while options exist to complete the Solicitors Qualifying Examination. Students gain hands-on experience through schemes involving client work, advising businesses, and addressing injustices, all under the guidance of internationally renowned experts whose research informs teaching.