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For more information please contact Course Enquiries: Tel: +44 (0)1772 892400 Email: [email protected] Or join us on social media: LancashireLawSchool @UCLanLaw What makes criminals tick? Why do innocent people often act like they’re guilty? Law is about the regulation of human behaviour, whilst psychology is the study of human behaviour. Combining these two disciplines will enhance your study experience, contextualise your learning and provide a pathway to diverse and exciting careers. Why study this course? You will study Law and psychology in equal measure in year 1. You can then decide to continue with the LLB (Hons) Law with Psychology and so obtain a qualifying law degree; or if Psychology is your preferred option, you can pursue that and thus become eligible for Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society (BPS). After successfully completing the LLB (Hons) Law with Psychology, you can go on to the professional element of legal training either as a solicitor or as a barrister. There are also a number of specialities that psychologists can pursue within the larger area of psychology and law, including research, clinical practice, public policy, and teaching. This programme may be of particular interest to those interested in working with offenders and within the criminal justice system. Did you know? Each year we organise a dedicated law careers fair which is supported by a range of employers, from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to Local Government and Solicitors firms. Course content For the duration of the course your learning and assessment will be via a combination of lectures, seminars, web-ct discussion forums, guest lectures and various other interactive technologies. You will study a variety of core modules on this programme, varying from Contract Law and Land Law, to Forensic Psychology and Profiling Offenders. Furthermore, there are many optional modules to choose from, such as The Psychology of Violent Behaviour, Psychology of Evidence, and Offenders in Secure and Community Settings. The broad spectrum of taught modules will ensure that, whatever your learning style, you will reach your full potential. LLB ( HONS ) LAW WITH PSYCHOLOGY Full-time (3 Years) Foundation Entry available UCL2010b LLB (Hons) Law with Psychology_Layout 1 11/10/2016 11:31 Page 1
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For more information please contact Course Enquiries:
Tel: +44 (0)1772 892400
Email: [email protected]
Or join us on social media:
LancashireLawSchool
@UCLanLaw
What makes criminals tick? Why do innocent people often act like they’re guilty? Law is about the regulation of human behaviour, whilst psychology is the study ofhuman behaviour. Combining these two disciplines will enhance your study experience,contextualise your learning and provide a pathway to diverse and exciting careers.
Why study this course?
You will study Law and psychology in equal measure in year 1. You can then decide to continue with the LLB (Hons) Law with Psychology and so obtain a qualifying law degree; or if Psychology is your preferred option, you can pursue that and thus becomeeligible for Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society (BPS).
After successfully completing the LLB (Hons) Law with Psychology, you can go on to the professional element of legal training either as a solicitor or as a barrister. There arealso a number of specialities that psychologists can pursue within the larger area of psychology and law, including research, clinical practice, public policy, and teaching. This programme may be of particular interest to those interested in working with offenders and within the criminal justice system.
Did you know?Each year we organise a dedicated law careers fair which is supported by a range of employers, from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to Local Government and Solicitors firms.
Course content
For the duration of the course yourlearning and assessment will be via acombination of lectures, seminars, web-ct discussion forums, guest lectures and various other interactivetechnologies. You will study a variety of core modules on this programme, varying from Contract Law and LandLaw, to Forensic Psychology and Profiling Offenders.
Furthermore, there are many optionalmodules to choose from, such as ThePsychology of Violent Behaviour, Psychology of Evidence, and Offenders in Secure and Community Settings. Thebroad spectrum of taught modules willensure that, whatever your learningstyle, you will reach your full potential.
LLB (HONS) LAWWITH PSYCHOLOGY Full-time (3 Years) Foundation Entry available
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For more information please contact Course Enquiries:
Tel: +44 (0)1772 892400
Email: [email protected]
Or join us on social media:
LancashireLawSchool
@UCLanLaw
Did you know?Lancashire Law School was ranked third out of 108 Law Schools nationally for ‘Value Added’ (GuardianLeague Table, 2016).
MLAW
We also offer a suite of combined law courses all of which allow you to gain aqualifying law degree and to focus on an area of interest to you.
All LLB courses are available full and part-time.
LLB (Hons) Law - 3 years
LLB (Hons) Law with International Studies (with a choice of 6 language pathways) - 4 years (1 year abroad)
LLB (Hons) Law with Business - 3 years
LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology - 3 years
LLB (Hons) Law (Foundation Entry) - 4 years The LLB (Hons) Law (Foundation Entry) degree is a 4 year law degree starting with a Foundation Entry year, available to all students who demonstrate potential butdo not hold the standard qualifications. The course includes a preparatory year ofstudy at the beginning of your standard degree which allows you to start university and get up to speed for year one of any undergraduate Law course.
Did you know?As an MLaw student you’ll qualify for funding from Student Finance England for all four years. So there’s no need to find extra funding to take the LPC!
OTHER UNDERGRADUATE LAW COURSES
Full-time 4 years If you want to be a solicitor, this is the course for you. By combining a qualifyingLLB course and the Legal Practice Course (LPC), successfully completing the MLawmeans you can walk straight into your first solicitor’s training contract. As well asbuilding practical legal knowledge, you’ll develop the interviewing, employability and debating skills you’ll need to succeed, and in your fourth year you'll have theopportunity to take part in two supervised pro-bono legal clinics, one general andone business-focussed, for invaluable hands-on experience of life as a solicitor.
The information in this flyer was compiled in October 2016 and all reasonable care has been taken to ensure its accuracy at that time. The University cannot guarantee that all courses willbe available in exactly the form and detail described and it may be necessary to vary the content or availability of some courses. Changes will be highlighted in course documentation andat the time an offer to study is made.
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