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   What is a Bachelor of Laws (Honours)?

   • Our Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a higher-level qualification than a bachelor degree, as it has honours-level content integrated throughout the course. The advanced knowledge and skills in this course will benefit your professional career, or future research and study. As a law student, you will benefit immediately and into the future from:

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   Is the LLB a law degree?

   • The LLB is an undergraduate law degree. Around half of all trainee solicitors study the LLB at university, so it’s by no means necessary if you want to follow a career in the law. During the three years that it takes to complete the LLB (if you are studying full-time), you will undertake a range of compulsory and elective modules.

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   What are the compulsory modules on the LLB?

   • There are seven compulsory modules on the LLB that you will have to study. These are: 1. Constitutional/Administrative Law 2. Contract Law 3. Criminal Law 4. Equity & Trusts 5. EU Law 6. Land Law 7. Tort Law For a detailed breakdown of what these modules involve, check out this article.

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   Can you get an honours degree with a bachelor's degree?

   • Most bachelor's degree courses (apart from the very rare postgraduate awards, and those in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science) lead to honours degrees, with ordinary degrees generally only being awarded to those who do not meet the required pass mark for an honours degree.

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2. www.universityliving.com › blog › admission-guideHonour’s vs Bachelor’s Degree: Which Is Better?

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   4 days ago · Easier to pursue, as compared to an Honour’s Degree. An Honour’s degree requires more extensive research, as compared to a Bachelor’s. The curriculum of a Bachelor’s Degree focuses less on research and differs in the way knowledge is provided. An Honour’s Degree allows students to study a number of subjects at once, all together.

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   4 days ago · There are seven compulsory modules on the LLB that you will have to study. These are: 1. Constitutional/Administrative Law. 2. Contract Law. 3. Criminal Law. 4. Equity & Trusts. 5. EU Law. 6. Land Law. 7. Tort Law. For a detailed breakdown of what these modules involve, check out this article about law degree modules. Depending on your ...

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   1 day ago · Students submitting an application must have earned a basic law degree, a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree or the foreign equivalent. Please visit the Gould School of Law website for more information.

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   1 day ago · Most bachelor's degrees are three years full-time, but certain degrees, such as the Bachelor of Laws and the Bachelor of Engineering degrees, require four years of study. A bachelor with honours is a program of four years duration (e.g., Bachelor of Arts with Honours). A Bachelor of Medicine degree requires a minimum of six years.

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   2 days ago · Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (LLB) I was surrounded by a lively and encouraging environment while attending the University of Manchester, and I had access to a multitude of helpful online tools. The lectures and material offered were very beneficial and greatly aided my academic endeavours.

7. www.qut.edu.au › courses › bachelor-of-propertyBachelor of Property Economics/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

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   5 days ago · Our Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a higher-level qualification than a bachelor degree, as it has honours-level content integrated throughout the course. The advanced knowledge and skills in this course will benefit your professional career, or future research and study.

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   3 days ago · Phone: +44 (0)1392 72 72 72. High quality education in a small, friendly campus in beautiful Cornwall. The LLB Law with Business includes practical experience of law through clinical work. Working in partnership with law firms to develop skills and improve opportunities for our students.