COURSE OF Law (Social Welfare)

Bradford College (Bradford)

University: http://www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/

Course: https://www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/lawsocialwelfar-sep-2019

Choose a small and friendly Law School which prides itself in supporting its students. Choose Bradford Law School, Bradford College University Centre.
This programme recognises the need to provide an academically challenging degree which will give you a sound knowledge of legal and social welfare concepts together with an understanding of the operation of law and social welfare in society. This course is a qualifying Law degree accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar Council. The LLB Law (Social Welfare) would be an ideal choice if you are considering working in the public services such as police, probation and youth justice. Preparing you for your future whilst offering flexibility and choice are the key features to our specialist LLB Law Degrees, which are recognised as Qualifying Law Degrees by the legal professional bodies. This degree gives you the opportunity to study two related disciplines - Law (the major discipline) and Social Welfare (the minor discipline) - to create a degree that will equip you well in a legal-welfare sector. You will have the option of studying a range of law modules including, but not limited to, family law, immigration law and employment law and social welfare modules such as mental health and disability, inter-professional working, and law and the application of social work practice. Preparing you for your future career is our central concern and that preparation goes beyond the acquisition of legal knowledge to developing important skills. As a result, you have the option of undertaking Work Placement modules or Legal Skills modules. These modules focus on client counselling, advocacy, negotiation and research and writing. Skills that you will require in the legal-welfare world. All of our students do a final year Dissertation. We have an appropriate staff/student ratio to support this through one-to-one supervision. Within the Dissertation you are able to undertake primary research (interviews/questionnaires). This is a great experience in itself, develops new skills, and helps you stand out from the crowd. If that is not enough, we also encourage you to become authors (or co-authors with your tutors) publishing in our Law School and College journals. Our focus is on working with our students and not creating overly big classes. We are a friendly and informal Law School which prides itself on supporting you, ensuring that you graduate with the knowledge and skills required to succeed, and ensuring that you have the opportunity to make yourself stand out from the crowd. On successfully completing the course, your degree could lead to a broad range of opportunities in the police force, the youth justice service, customs and excise, the probation service, the courts service, drugs prevention services or immigration services. The course will prepare you for success in a variety of legal and welfare settings. As a Qualifying Law Degree, successful completion of the programme does allow you to progress onto the Legal Practice Course or Bar Professional Training Course. Career opportunities include: Barrister, Solicitor, Police, Military, Local and National Government, Medicine (professional negligence) Teaching, Media (Defamation law), Youth Justice, Inland Revenue, Customs and Excise, Banking and Insurance, Property Management and Conveyancing, and Sports (representation/agents).
We look forward to welcoming you to Bradford Law School.

Bachelor of Law (with Honours) - LLB (Hons)

Duration: 3 years

Study mode: Full-time

Qualification requirements: DDD-CCC (±14 PT)

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