Teaching and assessment for Law (English/NI) with Spanish LLB (Hons)

You will learn about the basics of English contract law, including contractual formation, the significance of different types of terms and conditions, and termination.

A constitution creates, empowers, and limits public authority.

Look at the various types of constitutions before studying the UK Constitution in detail.

Learn the unwritten nature of the UK Constitution, its sources and fundamental principles, and the relationship between the various bodies within the Constitution.

Criminal law is one of the highest-profile areas of law. This is why criminal law cases are seen on broadcast or online media every day.

This module covers criminal law and evidence, including the constituent elements of criminal liability and the elements that make a defence to a criminal charge.

The law of tort deals with situations where someone's actions have caused harm or loss to another person, and as a result, the harmed person can seek compensation.

This module covers elements of negligence such as causation, remoteness, foreseeability, and other torts such as defamation.

Governments are granted various powers to manage the state and its citizens. However, these powers are not unlimited.

This module covers the mechanisms that control the government’s use of power and the procedures that allow citizens to seek redress when they are aggrieved by government action (or inaction).

Develop extensive linguistic knowledge, cultural awareness, and transferable cognitive and communication skills which will be of use in your personal and professional lives. You will work within levels B1 (all skill areas) and most skill and topic areas of B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

Develop extensive linguistic knowledge, cultural awareness, and transferable cognitive and communication skills which will be of use to you in your personal and professional lives. You will work within the level of B2 (all skills areas) of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

Develop comprehensive linguistic knowledge, a high degree of language awareness, detailed cultural insight and a good level of intercultural competence, and transferable cognitive and advanced communication skills, which will be of use to you in your personal and professional lives.

You will explore the nature of digital evidence in the criminal justice and civil litigation systems.

You will look at:

• where digital evidence can be found
• how it can be reliably analysed, interpreted, and presented
• what it can and cannot tell us
• its vulnerabilities, and the challenges surrounding the field

Employment Law covers many legal aspects of the employment relationship. This includes the legal status of different kinds of workers through to the end of the contract.

You will learn of the history of employment law to the present day. Plus how the law attempts to strike a balance between employers and employees.

When a private law dispute, whether a contract or child custody dispute, has an international element where should the proceedings be litigated?

What law should be applied to the issues requiring resolution?

When should an overseas judgment be recognised?

These are the issues we explore in Private International Law.

Learn about the concept of agency, the various types of business structures such as partnerships and companies.

Discover what happens when a business comes to an end through insolvency.

Learn different approaches to thinking about and working with law, to build upon your previous studies.

Consider how you can combine both to think about legal institutions, concepts and the discipline of Law in general.

This module explores how energy, water, telecommunications, and digital platforms are regulated.

It also looks at how regulation interacts with competition law, looking at the law as it applies in the EU and the UK.

International law influences almost every area of daily life, such as:

• leisure
• travel
• commerce
• health and the environment
• personal liberty
• public safety
• and security

This module covers a range of topics to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of public international law.

The study of Roman law offers insights into legal history, foundations of modern law, and cross-cultural understanding.

This module introduces students to the history of Roman law and some aspects of Roman private law.

English property law has shaped the history of England and the UK. It tells us much about the distribution of power in society. This module will introduce you to significant theoretical debates about the nature of property. It also touches on the relationship between the public and private realms.

Develop comprehensive linguistic knowledge, cultural insight and intercultural competence, and transferable cognitive and advanced communication skills which will be of use to you in your personal and professional lives.

This module explores how energy, water, telecommunications, and digital platforms are regulated.

It also looks at how regulation interacts with competition law, looking at the law as it applies in the EU and the UK.