This prestigious
degree of Bachelor in Law (LLB) is a full-time three-year
course examined for and awarded by the University
of London. An internationally recognised degree,
the LLB has a long and distinguished history as
the first step on the career route of many thousands
of practicing lawyers, managers and administrators
around the world.
As the raw material
of legal studies is human activity in all its diverse
forms, lectures and tutorials for the LLB cover
a wide range of topics. At Central College we feel
that this wide variety is an important foundation
for those intending to practice law as solicitors
and barristers. It also confers a great advantage
to legal executives and paralegal personnel such
as Corporation Secretaries, Magistrates, Court Clerks
and Police Officers seeking to enhance their qualifications.
Students seeking
to pursue managerial or administrative careers in
government, industry and business will also find
the LLB useful and stimulating.
Syllabus
Year 1
•
Criminal Law
• Constitutional Law
• English Legal System
• Elements of the Law of Contract
Year 2
• Law of
Tort
• Law of Trusts
• Land Law
• Labour Law
Year 3
•
Jurisprudence and Legal Theory
• Commercial Law
• EU Law
• Company Law
Entry Requirements
To be eligible to
register for the LLB you must be at least 17
years of age at the time of registration and
have passes in:
• either two
subjects at GCE 'A' level and at least three
further subjects at GCSE or GCE 'O' level
(at not less than grade C or a 'pass' if
taken prior to 1975)
• or three subjects at GCE 'A' level and
one further subject at GCSE or GCE 'O' level
(at not less than grade C)
• or two subjects at GCE 'A' level and two
further subjects at 'AS' level
How to Apply:
While you apply to WECL for full-time course,
simultaneously complete an online application
form for the University of London External programme
by clicking
http://www.londonexternal.ac.uk/how_to_apply/apply_online.shtml
or alternatively send it to the University directly
with the required documentary evidence, application
handling fee and fee slip. You may apply to
the University of London at any time of the
year from 1 January to 17 September (if you
live outside the European Union) and up to 17
October (if you live inside the EU). The earlier
in the year that you apply, the sooner the University
of London will be able to process your application
and give you a decision about your eligibility.
University will acknowledge your application
and will send you confirmation. .Same time we
will send you an offer letter and you may register
and begin studying.
If you are not eligible we will tell you what
to do to become eligible.
When to Apply:
You can submit your application at any time
of the year in University of London. However,
if you intend to take your first examination(s)
next year, you are strongly advised to apply
as early as possible
Awarding Body:
University of London
Timetable: This course is undertaken
full-time
Course Intake: January,
April, June & September
Course Fees: £3000 P/A
Duration:
3 Years
For further information on the Bachelor in Law
(LLB) in Law please click here to visit the
University of London website.
Note: this
page is intended for use by prospective students
as a guide. Not all units will necessarily be
available in every year.
You should visit the college and the UOL websites
for up-to-date information. Registering as an
external student with UOL and for the examination
is entirely separate from enrolment on WECL
courses. Students must seek and obtain certificates
of eligibility from the University of London
before applying at WECL and pay their UOL fees
for admission, exemption, registration,examination
and continuing registration directly to the
University.
Please note that once a student signs up for
this course to undertake tuition at the College,
the fees paid will not be refunded except in
the event of student visa refusal.
