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We are a law school with….

• A global reputation for research-led innovative teaching

• A history stretching back over 100 years

• An exciting range of undergraduate opportunities to offer you

• A teaching team of world-class academics

• A modern outlook and a vibrant, forward looking agenda

All of this, within one of the UK’s top universities, makes the School of Law at the University of Sheffield an excellent place to start your future career.

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10Stand out from the restWe provide opportunities for learning experiences beyond the classroom including:

Working with members of the public and local charities in our ‘FreeLaw’ voluntary law clinic. You could gain valuable work experience in a professional environment, honing your legal skills and working under the supervision and guidance of practicing solicitors.

Seminars and workshops given by professionals from law, criminal justice and academia. These are offered on a range of topics to enhance your educational experience, allowing you to meet experienced professionals and be introduced to new information and ideas.

Mooting in our own Moot Court. You could end up mooting in national or even international competitions, meeting members of the judiciary and have the chance to win mini-pupillages.

Working to overturn real life cases of wrongful imprisonment in our Miscarriages of Justice Review Centre. This fascinating scheme allows you to research prisoners’ cases with a view to overturning their original conviction. Previous students have had the chance to travel to other cities to attend conferences and visit Chicago on a placement to study criminal justice in the US. Barristers working on key cases or areas of criminal justice also give extra-curricular seminars on their work.

The annual Legal Fair, held on campus, allows you access to a wide variety of law firms and other legal employers to present your CV and gain advice on applying for jobs and training contracts.

Joining the Sheffield Volunteering scheme and other university initiatives, such as training to become a Sheffield student ambassador, to help you build a CV that really stands out.

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We are a Russell Group university law school. World-class academics research at the cutting edge of what’s new in law and in criminology. Our discoveries become yours as our research filters into your teaching.

We are multidisciplinary. You can study law, or law with an international and European dimension, law with French, German or Spanish law, or criminology in its sociological context.

Our staff are award winners, as voted by our own students for their excellence in teaching and support.

Our students are high achievers. Year upon year, approximately two thirds of our students graduate with 2:1 honours, or above, in their degree classifications.

We’re rated “excellent” for teaching, by the Higher Education Funding Council for England. You’ll experience a variety of innovative study methods across the various modules we offer and you’ll be taught by leading academics, including professors.

Our student law societies. A friendly community of law students is ready to welcome you and offer a student-mentoring scheme to help you settle into your studies, trips abroad, the Law Winter and Summer Balls and a wide range of social events.

Regular sessions with your Personal and Academic tutor for support and guidance. As a member of the teaching staff here they understand your needs as a law student.

Global agility. We run a very well-established study abroad scheme and send more law students abroad for a year than any other law school in the UK, just one of the ways our graduates distinguish themselves in the job market.

We are an international community and welcome international students to the School, typically hosting students from over 30 countries each year. We also have members of staff from other countries and welcome the cultural diversity and enrichment that this brings to all.

We are the only Russell Group law school in England to offer solicitor training through the Legal Practice Course, providing you with the opportunity to gain a seamless legal education here.

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10 reasons why Sheffield is the best choice for you

“Students from Sheffield are among the best in the country; we are always pleased when a Sheffield graduate decides to build their career with DLA”

DLA Piper – leading law firm and School of Law sponsor

Careers and employabilityOur students go on to achieve in a wide variety of careers following completion of their studies at the School of Law. All students have access to the University Careers Service which offers a huge range of information sessions and one to one counselling to enable our students to make the right career choice.

Many of our students enter the legal profession and the School of Law offers specialist careers advice to those intending to follow a qualifying route to becoming a practising solicitor or barrister.  Individual and small group sessions are available to students, working with an experienced practising solicitor who is based in the School, to provide guidance and information on future careers choices.  Before joining the School of Law, our careers adviser trained and worked in City law firms, was a partner in a Legal 500 firm based in Berkshire and currently practices on a consultancy basis for an international law firm.

Employability & Skills InitiativeThe Employability and Skills Initiative is a series of professionally run lectures, seminars and workshops which cover the transferable skills that all of you are developing as part of your studies here with us. These are led by legal and other professionals and recent sessions have included exploring different legal career options with a national recruitment firm, an overview of the legal marketplace, interview skills and preparation on how to secure that all important training contract as delivered by our own alumni who are now established in their own legal careers.

The Sheffield Legal Fair is an annual event giving you the chance to meet leading law firms and discover the opportunities available to you as a Sheffield Law graduate.

We offer future development opportunities to our graduates with our LPC, LLM, MA and PhD pathways, to help your personal, academic and career development in a supportive and encouraging environment with which you will already be familiar.

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“Students from Sheffield are among the best in the country; we are always pleased when a Sheffield graduate decides to build their career with DLA”

DLA Piper – leading law firm and School of Law sponsor

“Sheffield graduates are prevalent in big commercial law firms, and some of the senior partners where I am now working in Hill Dickinson also graduated from the University. It is a reputable university and a good set of qualifications from Sheffield will - in conjunction with extra-curricular activities, commercial awareness and legal work experience - stand an applicant in good stead”

Sean Banks, Hill Dickinson LLP

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AlumniWe have an impressive array of former students who are now at the very top of their legal careers. Recent graduates also do well in securing training contracts or pupillages. While some students gain contracts with the “Magic Circle” law firms, according to independent research carried out by www.chambersstudent.co.uk we supply more former students to regional and national firms than any other law school.

Here’s a testimonial from a recent LLB graduate now working at an international commercial law firm:

• Addleshaw Goddard• Allen & Overy• DLA Piper• Freshfields Bruckhaus

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• Herbert Smith Freehills• Irwin Mitchell• Nabarro• Slaughter and May

SponsorsThe presence of the legal profession is strong at Sheffield. Former students, now at the height of their professional careers as judges, barristers, CEOs and Senior Partners, visit us regularly to advise on our curriculum, meet and advise our students and deliver guest lectures. We also have practising solicitors on our teaching team and staff who have come from commercial backgrounds.

We are delighted to work closely with major international law firms on a number of sponsorship initiatives. These include provision of funds and facilities for the School such as our Slaughter and May Moot Court, student mentoring schemes, sponsorship of courses or modules and cash prizes and scholarships for individual student excellence.

Professional skillsWe offer master classes so you can develop expertise in highly sought-after, transferrable skills, valued in any profession:

• Presentations• Problem-solving• Mooting and advocacy• Negotiation • IT skills

• Team-working• Research abilities• Proficiency in

constructing legal arguments.

All our LLB courses provide you with a qualifying law degree and enable you to gain full exemption from part one of the Solicitors’ Regulation Authority and Bar Council professional examinations.

The courses are constructed of modules of 20 credits and you take 120 credits per year which combines academic study and essential legal skills. The LLB courses offer a huge amount of flexibility and choice: in your second and third levels of study you can choose which advanced modules to study and when. We also offer a very large optional choice so that, with our support and guidance, you can build a degree programme to suit your strengths and your career interests.

A qualifying law degree covers the following subjects:

In our LLB courses, you cover all those subjects at foundational level in year one. In years two and three, you take advanced studies of the foundational subjects and have a wide choice of optional modules. This wide range includes commercial, international and criminological subjects.

• Public law, including constitutional law, administrative law and human rights

• Law of the EU• Criminal law• Obligations, including contract,

restitution and torts• Land Law, equity and trusts

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“The lecturers are experts in their field. We have so many lecturers here at the University of Sheffield who are the top in the country”

Mark Thomas

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The Bar If you’re aiming for a career as a barrister, you can be assured that our law school will do its best to help you achieve your goal. You’ll have access to superb mooting facilities in our realistic court room, together with the facility to video yourself and play back your performance. Amongst our alumni, we count judges, barristers and three Justices of Appeal, all regular visitors to Sheffield to give seminars on life at the Bar, judge our mooting competitions and provide guidance and support to you. Our student Bar Society organises visits to the Inns of Court and provides a supportive networking forum for likeminded students. According to the latest Bar Council statistics, we are amongst the top 10 UK universities supplying pupils to the Bar, outperforming most of our competitors in this area.

Working as a solicitorOur LLB programmes are Qualifying Law Degrees (QLD) and enable you to gain full exemption from part one of the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority professional examinations.

We are one of only a few Russell Group law schools to run the Legal Practice Course, the next stage to becoming a solicitor. Highly regarded by the profession and consistently recognised for the quality of its teaching, a high proportion of our students secure training contracts and careers in the legal sector. We offer a 10% fee discount for Sheffield alumni taking the LPC.

Careers in the legal profession

LLB (Hons) LawA three year course leading to a qualifying law honours degree, the Sheffield LLB allows you a huge amount of flexibility and choice from a wide range of specialist options. This begins with an intensive two weeks learning “How to Study Law”. Master classes in professional skills run throughout all levels of study. You may not know until later on in your course what you want to specialise in and it pays to play to your academic strengths. We offer you help and guidance in building a course to suit you, whatever you choose.

OptionsWe are a very large law school and therefore able to offer a very wide optional choice, including commercial, international law and criminological subjects. Our module list reflects the diversity of research undertaken and is open to students on all courses.

Visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/law for a full list of modules.

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“Having a degree from The University of Sheffield has developed me to become the person I am today – a confident, successful individual with a training contract at a large, global law firm”

Lee-Anne Reddey

A flexible structure in years two and three allows you to follow your interests and play to your strengths. It’s your choice as to what you study and when. We’ll be there to guide you through the process. For details of foundation and specialist options please see www.sheffield.ac.uk/law

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LLB (Hons) Law & CriminologyA three year qualifying law honours degree combined with the study of criminology. This course was one of the very first of its kind and has evolved into one of the leading law-criminology degrees in the country attracting world-renowned criminologists to teach with us. You explore the reasons why crime exists, how much there is, where it happens and how it can be prevented. In addition, you also study how the criminal justice system operates and learn about new and emerging responses to crime.

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“I find that the support that students are given by the academic staff is far beyond what I had expected or hoped for. Besides a huge range of studying materials provided, we also have the opportunity to consult lecturers and seminar tutors and also different forms of assessments besides written examinations. This ensures that the teaching is holistic and learning is made more interesting. Instead of just intensive essay writing throughout the course, we are sometimes assessed through group presentations which facilitate learning”

Tan Hui Zhen

There are many optional criminology subjects to choose from.To gain a qualifying law degree, Law and Criminology students study the compulsory first year, followed by at least five foundation modules in years two and three. For details of foundation and specialist options please see www.sheffield.ac.uk/law

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LLB (Hons) Law (European and International)A four year course with the third year spent at following law courses in one of our partner institutions, studying in English throughout your studies. We have nearly 40 destinations across the globe and our list of available places grows each year. This course provides a qualifying law degree and also introduces you to enhanced aspects of international and European law. You study comparative law and learn how to compare the Common Law with other legal jurisdictions.

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“Although I’ve only just finished the second year of my degree, I’ve already received a deferred entry place on the Teach First programme to become a maths teacher, showing that I was right all along – a Law degree from The University of Sheffield can help anybody access an excellent graduate career”

Lee Williams

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LLB (Hons) Law (with either French, German or Spanish Law)Four year-courses providing an English qualifying law degree with legal lan-guage training in either French, German or Spanish, including a year abroad studying law in the relevant language. For further details on where you can study in your year abroad see www.sheffield.ac.uk/law

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• Université Paul Cezanne Aix Marseille III

• Université de Genève, Geneva, Switzerland

• Université JeanMoulin, Lyon III

• Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV

• Université de Lorraine, Nancy

• Université Paris Sud

• Université Catholique de Louvain (near Brussels)

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• Freie Universität Berlin

• Westfalische Wilhelms Universität Münster

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On our four year courses you take a year abroad as an integral part of your degree course. If you take our LLB Law with French, German or Spanish Law, you’ll study abroad in the relevant language. However, if you take LLB Law (European and International), you’ll study abroad in English, and will be given priority for destination choice.

If you enrol on LLB Law, or LLB Law and Criminology you can choose to extend your studies by a year and spend your third year abroad. Again, you’ll study in English in some fantastic locations.

You don’t have to decide right now, and there are always plenty of destinations to go to. It’s not as expensive as you may think and full details are available at www.sheffield.ac.uk/law.

If you go for a year abroad in Europe you may also qualify for an Erasmus grant. Our academic tutor and dedicated Law Erasmus and Overseas Support Officer will provide a host of useful information and guidance.

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6. University of Cyprus

7. Charles University

Prague

8. Copenhagen University

9. Tartu University

10. University of Helsinki

11. Turku University

12. Aix-Marseille Université

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13. Université Jean Moulin

Lyon III

14. University of Lorraine

(formerly Nancy)

15. Université Montesquieu

Bordeaux IV

16. Université Paris Sud

17. Bucerius Law School

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Universität Greifswald

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Universität Münster

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23. University of Mannheim

24. University of Athens

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47. Université de Genève

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Teaching and Learning You can expect to have approximately 8-10 hours per week of formal contact hours in lectures and seminars. We also expect you to spend time engaged in independent study, preparing for lectures, seminars and assessments and self-study is your key to success.

You will be taught and assessed in a number of different ways. Lectures are delivered to large cohorts of students and you will be given an overview of a particular subject by a specialist in that field. Seminars are up to 20 students with a member of academic staff; you will discuss and present on a specific legal topic and will need to prepare in advance.

Our Personal & Academic Tutor system provides 1:1 support and advice from a member of academic staff throughout your studies. Each member of the academic team has weekly office hours, providing you with the opportunity for further discussion on individual academic topics, seminars and assessments.

The Faculty Challenge is designed to give you new skills and improve your employability, working with other students to come up with a solution to a real world problem. You will develop skills in some of the areas that are most important to employers: communication, presentation, teamwork and research.

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LocationSheffield is in the heart

of the UK and is well-connected by road, rail and

air. You can reach London in just over two hours.

The University of SheffieldAn award winning student experience

You’re not just a member of our Law School community, you’re a member of our University student community here at Sheffield. Home to over 25,000 students from nearly 120 countries, this is the start of the most exciting time of your life. When you study here you get the best student experience in the UK. Our students have voted us No. 1 in the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2014-15.

The same survey has us as the UK’s best Students’ Union in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. With over 250 clubs and societies to join, study spaces, night clubs, a cinema, cafes, shops and vital support services as well as opportunities to engage with the local community through volunteering projects and student representation, it’s not hard to see why we’re the best.

With outstanding facilities to support your studies and the highest standards of student accommodation, Sheffield is a university like no other. Visit on one of our Open Days to find out why. www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate

Living in SheffieldChoose the University of Sheffield and you’re not just choosing one of Britain’s finest universities. You’re choosing a place to live that’s the best in Britain for student life. Whatever you’re into, from outdoor activities to arts and culture, Sheffield does it brilliantly. Not just a backdrop for your degree, you’re about to discover an amazing new place to call home. Just a few of the many benefits to enjoy include:

Find out more at www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/studentlife

• 4th largest city in England• Cost of living is 90% of the

national average• England’s safest major city

• Award winning student accommodation (Number 1: Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey, 2014)

• More than a third of the city is in the Peak District National Park, an area of outstanding beauty

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Courses and UCAS codes• M100 LLB (Hons) Law• M930 LLB (Hons) Law and Criminology• M120 LLB (Hons) Law

(European and International) • M1M2 LLB (Hons) Law (with French Law) • M1M3 LLB (Hons) Law (with German Law) • M1M4 LLB (Hons) Law (with Spanish Law

“The tutors I have come to know during my time here have been incredibly helpful in so many ways, and it is easy to tell that they all have a genuine interest in helping their students succeed”

Lee Yu Jeen (pictured centre)

International StudentsOur international reputation for academic excellence attracts staff and students from all around the world, a fact which helps to define us as a truly global provider of undergraduate law degrees.

All of our courses are open to international students, and for some countries, receiving a qualifying law degree from us will mean that you are able to practise law in your home country. You are advised to check locally before making an application. We offer support and guidance to all our students, including those who may be new to the UK university environment. Wherever you are from, you will be joining an international community as we welcome students from over 30 countries each year to study with us on both full-time degree courses and exchange and study abroad programmes.

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How toapply

We accept a broad range of A Level subjects. Of the three grades required, you will need at least two A Levels in subjects that develop knowledge-based, theoretical and conceptual learning. We will accept no more than one grade in subjects of a higher practical nature which could be General Studies at full A2. Please see our A Level subject policy on www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/policies/alevel

We accept qualifications from other countries at grades equivalent to our typical A level offer. For further details visit the International Office website at www.sheffield.ac.uk/international or email us at law@sheffield.ac.uk

Admissions proceduresFull information on the University’s application procedures is available at www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate

Please note that all applications must be made via UCAS at www.ucas.com. Our award-winning central Admissions Service will deal with your application as promptly as possible.

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German

35 points including 6 points in German

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School of LawThe University of SheffieldBartolome HouseWinter StreetSheffield, S3 7ND

Tel: +44 (0)114 222 6771Email: law@sheffield.ac.ukWeb: www.sheffield.ac.uk/law

@lawsheffield/sheffieldlawschool