Law with International Relations
LLB Hons
Available campuses
- On Campus
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Intake period: January, May, September
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Attendance: Day
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Program type: Full time
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Duration: 4 years
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Tuition fee: £ 9.535/year
Modules
Foundation Year
- Introduction to Law and Society
- Academic Writing and Study Skills
- Communication and Professional Development
- Introduction to Social Sciences
- Critical Thinking and Research Skills
- Contemporary Global Issues
Year 1
- English Legal System
- Contract Law
- Public Law
- Legal Skills and Research
- Introduction to International Relations
- Academic and Professional Development
Year 2
- Criminal Law
- Tort Law
- European and International Law
- International Politics and Diplomacy
- Human Rights Law
- Research Methods for Law
Year 3
- International Human Rights
- International Organisations and Global Governance
- Conflict Resolution and International Security
- Contemporary Issues in International Law
- Professional Legal Practice
- Dissertation / Final Year Research Project
Entry Requirements
Minimum Age: 18 years old
Academic Qualifications:
Applicants must provide proof of their highest academic qualification, which can include:
- Level 3 Qualifications (e.g., A Levels, Level 3 NVQ, diplomas, certificates, or Access to Higher Education Diploma)
- International Baccalaureate
- High School Level Qualifications
- Level 2 Qualifications or equivalent (e.g., GCSEs, Level 2 NVQ, diplomas, certificates)
English Proficiency and Admission Process
If English is not your first language, you must complete an English language test that assesses speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. We also accept a range of other English language qualifications.
Applicants will also need to attend an interview with a member of the admissions team.
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- ARU London, Import Building 3rd and 4th Floor, 2 Clove Crescent, Poplar, London, E14 2BE
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Course overview
The Foundation Year provides additional academic support while introducing students to key concepts in law, social sciences, communication, and research. It helps students build confidence and develop the study skills needed before progressing to degree-level modules.
Throughout the programme, students explore core areas of law alongside subjects such as international politics, human rights, diplomacy, global governance, conflict resolution, and international organisations. The course encourages students to critically examine legal and political issues while developing analytical, research, and communication skills that can be applied in both legal and international settings.
Students also gain transferable skills including legal research, negotiation, problem-solving, critical thinking, and professional communication, preparing them for careers across the legal profession, public sector, government, and international organisations.
Why study this course?
- Full support by Atlantic London from start until graduation.
- 85% of students were satisfied overall with their course.
- 93% of students agreed staff were good at explaining things.
- 80% work or doing further study 15 months after the course.
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Assessments
Assessments list
Assessment methods may include:
- Essays and written assignments
- Legal case analysis
- Problem-based assessments
- Individual and group presentations
- Research projects
- Moot court or advocacy exercises
- Portfolio work
- Exams and timed assessments
- Final year dissertation / research project
Assessments are designed to strengthen legal reasoning, analytical thinking, communication, research, and professional judgement.
Fees & funding
Course fee per year: £9.535
- Financed by Student Finance England
The Tuition Fee of the course may vary depending on the institution you wish to study at, as well as your status in the UK. The course is available for UK/EU & International Students and eligible for Student Loans Company (SLC) funding to help cover the cost of your tuition fees and other expenses.
If you are an UK/EU citizen or living in the UK on an Indefinite stay, apart from the tuition fees, you could also receive support from the government via Student Loans Company to cover some living costs while studying.
Fees breakdown
- Tuition fee loans cover the full cost of your course and are paid directly to the course provider.
- Maintenance Loan pays for day-to-day living expenses like rent, bills, food and books. Unlike the fees loan, it's paid directly to your student bank account once a term and you can spend it on anything you like.
- Student Finance has to be paid back, however, you only make Student Loan repayments once you've left your course AND are earning enough. Repayments vary with your salary, and stop altogether if your income drops too low.
- Students can also apply for other types of special support grants, such as childcare grants or Disabled Students' Allowance if eligible.
- Moreover, almost all universities offer a selection of student bursaries. These are cash gifts you usually don't have to repay.
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Study & Career progression
Career progression examples
Potential career paths include:
- Solicitor (following the required professional qualification route)
- Barrister (following further professional training)
- Legal Advisor or Paralegal
- Civil Service roles
- International Relations Officer
- Policy and Research Analyst
- Human Rights and NGO roles
- Diplomatic and Government Support positions
- Compliance and Regulatory roles
The degree also provides a strong foundation for postgraduate study in law, international relations, public policy, diplomacy, human rights, and related disciplines.
Law with International Relations
LLB Hons
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