Law LLB (Hons)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENT OVERVIEW
COURSE DETAILS AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
ABOUT BLENDED LEARNING
ABOUT ONLINE LEARNING
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
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 COURSE CONTENT OVERVIEW
The Law LLB (Hons) will help you gain
the knowledge and practical workplace
skills required to increase your future
employability in the legal sector. It’s
Law LLB (Hons) the perfect pathway if you aspire to be
a solicitor or barrister, or it can serve as
the first step to an exciting choice of
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career possibilities in professions such
as journalism, education, and politics,
allowing you to discover the aspects
of law that ignite your passion.
Our LLB reflects the latest industry
requirements to ensure that you are
fully equipped to take either the relevant
Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE)
exams or a Bar Practice Course.
You can visit the Arden
University website page
for this course here.
PG 4
Course at a glance
• Broaden your knowledge of the
major overarching concepts
within the field of law.
• Gain a broad range of legal and
research skills that are highly
sought after in both law and non-
legal sectors, expanding your
professional skill set and increasing
your future employability.
• Discover which aspects of law you enjoy
and where your career path might lie.
• Explore a diverse spectrum of topics
that will help you to build your own
personalised pathway based on your
interests and goals.
COURSE DETAILS AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Key facts
Location: Blended, online
Start dates: Every 3 months
Full time: 3 years
Part time: 3 years+
Contact us
If you’d like to get in touch to find
out more about studying this
course, please use the following:
UK enquiries:
Call 0800 268 7737
Email study@arden.ac.uk
International online learning:
Call +44 20 300 56070
Email online@arden.ac.uk
PG 5
Entry requirements
Career Progression
• Three subjects at GCE A level or
• Solicitor
equivalent, plus passes at grade C or
above in four subjects at GCSE level or • Barrister
equivalent including GCSE English; or
• Paralegal
• Completion of a recognised Access
• Legal Executive
Programme or equivalent, such as our
Law LLB (Hons) with Foundation Year. • Teaching and Academia
Non-standard entry requirements • Business Consultancy
• We are happy to consider an application
from you if you can show us you have
the motivation to study this LLB degree,
even if you do not currently meet
our standard entry requirements.
English proficiency
If you’d like to get your
• IELTS 6.0 (no less than 5.5 in any element); application started,
or TOEFL iBT 80; or equivalent. please click here.
ABOUT BLENDED LEARNING
Blended learning
Blended learning with Arden University
brings you the best of both worlds: a flexible
mix of face-to-face teaching at one of our
study centres in the UK, combined with
independent online learning that you can
take part in whenever and wherever works
best with your existing commitments.
When you study via blended learning,
you’ll study two modules at a time over 10-
week study periods. Each week of study
will require a minimum of 33.5 hours
of participation, which comprises:
• 8 hours of timetabled face-to-face
teaching each week based in one
of our study centres
• A minimum 25.5 hours of
independent online learning
PG 6
Study centre locations
Your face-to–face classes will be scheduled
on either two mornings (9.00am to 1.00pm), • Holborn, London, UK
two afternoons (1.30pm to 5.30pm), or two
• Tower Hill, London, UK
evenings (two nights on campus 5:30-
9:30pm) during teaching weeks. You’ll be • Birmingham, UK
able to opt for your preferred time when you
• Manchester, UK
apply and, we’ll do our best to accommodate
your preferred schedule subject to student
intake numbers for your course. Please note: course availability varies
depending on study centre location.
Please visit our course page for the latest
You can find out more about blended information on available locations.
learning with Arden University here.
Meet some of our
blended learning
students here.
ABOUT ONLINE LEARNING
Online learning
Studying this course online gives you
a lot of flexibility and convenience. You
can enrol with us from anywhere in the
world and study your degree from the
comfort of home, without the requirement
to attend classes in a physical location.
You’ll study the course through ilearn,
our university campus in the cloud. ilearn
provides you with an integrated online
learning experience, including your virtual
classroom, lecture hall, and online library of
more than half a million books and journals
– yours for free while you study with us.
PG 7
Studying online doesn’t mean studying Online learning key benefits
alone. As well as receiving regular feedback
• Study anywhere worldwide
and guidance from your course tutor, you’ll
be studying with likeminded students • Plan your own schedule
and you’ll have access to community
• Benefit from reduced costs
message boards to discuss your course
and the topics being raised within it. • Study around work
and family life
We’ve even set up community boards
embedded into each of the course
modules so you can have discussions
with your tutor and classmates on the
topics you’re currently learning.
You can find out more about online
learning with Arden University here.
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COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Your modules will provide you
with a broad portfolio of skills
that are applicable across a
diverse range of career choices,
meaning you’ll be graduating with
a qualification that provides value
for a lifetime. You’ll also have
the opportunity to select specific
degree pathways, such as opting
for course modules that cover the
knowledge required for the new
Solicitors Qualifying Examination
or a Bar Practice Course.
PG 8
Alternatively, if you’d like to graduate with
a more universal degree qualification,
you have a number of optional modules
to choose from at level six of the course.
Each of these modules covers a particular
field or career skill set, such as family
law or immigration and asylum law.
Please see the following pages for a
detailed overview of each course module.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Level 4
English Legal System and Skills (20 credits)
This module introduces you to the English Legal System, including
the development of the legal system, sources of law, and how law
is applied. Additionally, you will learn the key academic and legal
skills needed to study law. The module introduces you to a wide
range of primary and secondary legal sources and databases, such
as Westlaw UK, so you can develop techniques for undertaking
research online. Key skills you will gain on this module include:
• Understanding the English Legal System and the key sources of law,
as well as assessing the main legal principles which underpin the
English Legal System and how these principles affect the evolution
of English Law.
• A range of skills needed for the academic study of law and employability,
including identifying and using legal research material appropriately.
• Identifying areas for personal or professional development and establish
ways to achieve these goals.
PG 9
Public Law (20 credits)
The public law module is divided into three parts. You will
examine public law and theory, looking at critical accounts
of constitutionalism, and situate the British constitution in
a global context. The second part of the module focuses
on parliamentary sovereignty and conventions, while the
third section examines the role of the courts within the
constitution, covering judicial review and the Human Rights
Act 1998. Other key themes you will study include:
• Undertaking critical analysis and reaching reasoned, evidenced
decisions using problem-solving skills.
• Assessing the extent and efficiency of the ways in which the courts
protect fundamental and administrative rights.
• Explaining and applying principles of governmental arrangements
in the context of diverse methods and theories of public law.
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Tort 1 (20 credits)
This module introduces you to key areas of tortious
liability, negligence, and the requirements for establishing
liability, through the use of a practical scenario. You will
gain a critical awareness of the issues which underpin the
adversarial process and follow the life of authentic client
cases as they progress from initial action, discovering what
is needed for a successful claim to be brought in negligence.
Other themes you will study on the module include:
• Critically analysing the aims and legal principles of the law of
negligence and applying the principles of the law of negligence
to reach reasoned conclusions in legal problems.
• Communicating knowledge and understanding in written form using
appropriate legal terminology and presenting structured and
supported legal arguments.
• Demonstrating awareness of current developments in this area
and the impact that such developments will have.
PG 10
Crime 1 (20 credits)
Crime 1 introduces you to principles of criminal law from
the initial stages of a journey through the criminal justice
system. You will consider types of offences, such as offences
against a person and property, as well as the different
defences that may be relied upon. The module also examines
the role of the police and treatment of suspects at the
police station. Additional areas you will cover include:
• Explaining the principles of criminal law and evaluating criminal
liability.
• Analysing the rights of a suspect in the police station.
• Applying the law to authentic simulated scenarios.
• Demonstrating interpersonal skills such as effective listening,
negotiating, persuading and presentation in the context of a police
station environment.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Civil Liberties in Practice (20 credits)
This module introduces you to the legal framework for the
protection and enforcement of civil liberties and human rights in
the UK. You will explore the key issues central to the protection
of human rights and civil liberties, such as balancing individual
rights with state interests through the context of civil liberties
in practice. Key learning outcomes from this module include:
• Explaining the historical development of human rights legislation
in England and Wales.
• Evaluating domestic and multi-jurisdictional law related to human
rights and civil liberties and understanding cultural and ethical
issues in the context of civil liberties and human rights.
• Identifying instances where the rights of the individual conflict
with the interests of the state.
• Applying knowledge to simulated and authentic scenarios.
PG 11
Contract Law (20 credits)
The aim of this module is to provide an overview of English
contract law, common law, and equitable principles,
as well as relevant legislation and the formation of a
contract. In addition to studying ‘black letter’ law, you will
critically assess the law and evaluate its social, political,
and economic context. Using a simulation, you will identify
a breach of contract and learn to action a remedy for
that breach. Other themes you will explore include:  
• Defining and explaining the main principles of contract law, as well
as communicating an understanding of appropriate legal
terminology in written form.
• Demonstrating an awareness of the practical consequences of the
formation of a contract, identifying breaches of contract and the
appropriate remedies for parties.
• Applying the principles of contract law to authentic scenarios to
reach logical and well-reasoned conclusions.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Level 5
Tort 2 (20 credits)
Tort 2 introduces you to other forms of tortious liability, including
occupiers’ liability, trespass, defamation, and nuisance. You
will consider key judgments from different perspectives to
evidence an understanding of the context of judicial decision-
making within this area of law. You will develop skills in critical
reading and case analysis and draw upon aspects of the English
legal system and public law to provide a comprehensive
approach to the law. Key skills you will gain include:
• Analysing the aims, legal principles, and success of torts relating to
land, property, and the person.
• Demonstrating a capacity for legal research and independent learning
by locating and employing relevant information obtained from
primary and secondary sources.
• Utilising analytical skills to evaluate and respond to current
developments in this area.
PG 12
Crime 2 (20 credits)
This module builds on the content of crime 1 and introduces
concepts of criminal litigation and sentencing, court
procedure, and specific offences. You will learn to apply
relevant legal principles to realistic client-based and ethical
problems at the level of a competent newly qualified solicitor
in practice. You will also learn how to categorise offences
into appropriate classifications and advise on venue, plea,
sentencing, and appeals. Other areas you will cover include:
• Comprehending and applying knowledge of the key measures of global
health, and considering how the field gives rise to ethical issues.
• Understanding criminal litigation and sentencing.
• Analysing the burden and standard of proof.
• Making representations effectively, verbally or in writing, in an authentic
courtroom scenario.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Land Law and Practical Skills
This module will introduce you to the law concerning ownership
of and rights and responsibilities over freehold and leasehold
property. You will also develop an understanding of the core
knowledge areas of freehold and leasehold real estate law, and
practice and principles of planning law. The module is focused
on professional practice so you develop the skills needed
when you enter employment in legal practice or other areas
of work. Key learning outcomes from this module include:
• Comprehend and apply knowledge of the key measures of global
identifying and analysing the characteristics, structure and content
of a lease.
• Applying core knowledge areas of freehold and leasehold real estate
law and practice.
• Taking instructions from and advising a client effectively and
professionally, demonstrating listening skills, analysis, incision,
and clear communication.
PG 13
Equity, Trust and Wills (20 credits)
This module introduces the core principles of equity and trusts
law, and how this governs the creation and operation of trusts.
You will look into the different types of trusts that are available and
consider how these are used in different contexts, such as family,
commercial, or charitable purposes. Additionally, you will learn
how to apply trusts law in the context of will drafting and estate
administration. At the end of the module you will be able to:
• Apply the core principles of equity and trust law in practice. Draft a
simple will, appropriately distributing an estate and applying
for a grant of representation.
• Understand trusts, wills, and estate administration.
• Demonstrate the skills needed to operate within the probate sector,
having a keen awareness of current developments in probate practice
and understanding how to respond to change.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Dispute Resolution (20 credits)
The dispute resolution module gives you a broad perspective
of civil procedure and alternative methods of resolving
disputes outside of court proceedings. You will consider the
role of the court in resolving disputes, the purpose of the
civil procedure rules, and the possible outcomes of a court
action. You will work through practical exercises such as legal
drafting and advocacy, which will help you develop key legal
skills. Key themes explored during the module include:
• Analysing disputes and identifying suitable forms of dispute resolution
and examining the lawyer’s role in dispute resolution.
• Critically analysing current issues within civil justice and civil litigation.
• Demonstrating practical understanding of civil procedure through the
drafting of documents.
PG 14
Technology, Innovation and the Law (20 credits)
This module explores the impact that rapidly changing
technology has on society and legal practice. You will consider
a series of new technologies and the issues that these raise,
such as regulation and enforceability. You will also gain insights
into how innovation and technology are disrupting legal
practice, including differing models of delivering legal services,
law tech, and legal ethics. Key learning outcomes include:
• Critically analysing the ways in which new technologies are regulated.
• Demonstrating a commercial awareness of different legal service
models.
• Identifying and planning strategies for personal development in the
context of legal innovation and technology.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Level 6 core module
Employment Law (20 credits)
In employment law you will study the key areas that impact
business operations within commerce and industry, whilst
developing the ability to apply the necessary relevant principles
and remedies. You will analyse employment law concepts and
models and apply them in the context of changing employment
environments. Skills gained on this module include:
• Critically appraising the nature of the employment relationship and
the law relating to the formation, operation and termination of the
employment contract.
• Contextualising and critically evaluating current developments in
employment law.
• Defining and applying the main employment rights (statutory and
common law), duties and liabilities of employers and employees.
PG 15
Level 6 SQE pathway recommended modules
Business Law and Practice (20 credits)
This module introduces you to business law and practice,
from business conception and ownership to voluntary or
enforced conclusion. You will learn how to apply relevant legal
principles and rules appropriately at the level of a competent
newly qualified solicitor in practice, to authentic scenarios.
You will also study appropriate forms of business structures,
as well as the interests, rights, obligations, and powers of the
stakeholders in the business. Other learning outcomes include:
• Identifying and evaluating the different business mediums,
forming a company, and advising on regulatory compliance.
• Applying partnership regulation in authentic scenarios and critically
analysing personal and corporate insolvency regulation.
• Possessing a range of skills to operate within the legal sector, having
a keen awareness of current developments in working practice and
being well positioned to respond to change.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Solicitors’ Professional Practice (20 credits)
This module introduces you to the realities of professional
practice in the provision of legal services. You will discover a
solicitor’s professional and ethical considerations including
the code of conduct and overriding legal obligations. You
will also experience the demands of practice such as client
care, time management, and meeting targets, as well as
key concepts including the law on taxation, interpreting
business accounts, and regulation and practice of solicitors’
accounts. Other key learning outcomes include:
• Analysing and applying the appropriate taxation rules to authentic
scenarios.
• Interpreting and preparing business or solicitors accounts with regard
to wider ethical and professional considerations and applying the
SRA Code of Conduct.
• Consider and use the overriding legal obligations of solicitors within
wider ethical and professional considerations.
PG 16
Property Practice (20 credits)
This module builds upon the content of Land Law and
practical skills to develop your knowledge of freehold and
leasehold real estate law and practice, as well as principles of
conveyancing and the taxation of property. The module has
a strong focus on developing active listening skills, effective
communication of advice and information, and written
communication skills. Key areas you will cover include:
• Identifying the key provisions of a lease and advising on the
obligations and liabilities of the parties.
• Producing and reviewing appropriate documentation for the
procedural stages in the conveyancing of land.
• Taking instructions from and advising a client effectively and
professionally, demonstrating listening skills, analysis, incision,
and clear communication.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Law of Evidence (20 credits)
This module aims to introduce the principles and practical
application of the law of evidence within a courtroom context.
You will study techniques for eliciting evidence as well as looking
at the role of the lawyers, judge, and jury in an adversarial
court system. This module is particularly useful if you are
seeking to enter professional practice as either a solicitor
or a barrister. Additional themes you will cover include:
• Critically analysing the law of evidence, identifying evidential issues, and
evaluating the admissibility of evidence.
• Preparing appropriate advice for either the prosecution or defendant on
evidentiary issues.
• Communicating effectively both verbally and in writing within a
litigation context using a range of appropriate media.
PG 17
Level 6 bar pathway recommended modules
European Union Law (20 credits)
On this module you will learn the general constitutional
and legislative structure of the European Union (EU), and
understand the function and application of EU law in the
areas of free movement of goods, the free movement
of workers, freedom of establishment, and the freedom
to provide services throughout the member states. This
module is particularly recommended if you wish to pursue
a career at the Bar. Other aims of the module include:
• Demonstrating a detailed knowledge of the substantive provisions
of European Community law in selected areas and showing a
critical awareness of relevant social and political issues.
• Utilising analytical and problem-solving skills under time constraints
to identify issues of EU law, selecting relevant legal principles to
reach logical conclusions.
• Communicating legal arguments in written form using appropriate
legal terminology.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Advocacy (20 credits)
On this module you will develop practical advocacy skills
which apply across a variety of situations. You will hone your
analytical and legal research skills and apply this knowledge to
simulated scenarios and case studies. You will craft persuasive
oral and written arguments and learn how to construct
skeleton arguments and statements of case. This module is
recommended if you wish to pursue a career at the Bar or
as an advocate. Additional learning outcomes include:
• Identifying relevant legal issues and applying the law appropriately.
• Responding appropriately to new information, changes in
instructions and judicial intervention in simulated scenarios.
• Communicating effectively both verbally and in writing, using a range of
media widely used in a professional context, demonstrating IT skills and
digital and information literacy.
PG 18
Law of Evidence (20 credits)
The law of evidence module introduces you to the principles and
practical application of the law of evidence within a courtroom
context. You will study techniques for eliciting evidence as
well as revising the role of the lawyers, judge, and jury in an
adversarial court system. The module content will particularly
appeal to you if you wish to enter professional practice as either
a solicitor or a barrister. Key areas you will explore include:
• Analysing the law of evidence, evaluating the admissibility of evidence,
identifying evidential issues, and applying the law of evidence to
authentic scenarios.
• Preparing appropriate advice for either the prosecution or defendant
on evidentiary issues.
• Within a litigation context, you will communicate effectively both
verbally and in writing, using a range of appropriate media.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Level 6 optional modules
Family Law (20 credits)
This module introduces you to the law in England and
Wales regarding families. It covers various forms of domestic
partnerships, relationship breakdown, financial orders, parents,
children, assisted reproduction, domestic abuse, and international
child abduction. You will gain a historical appreciation of the
development of these legal topics, as well as considering the
impact of the European Convention on Human Rights and
Human Rights Act 1998 and exploring the future of family law
in England and Wales. Other key module themes include:
• Identifying and critically analysing appropriate sources relating to family
law, and conducting complex legal research and independent study.
• Analysing legal problems, identifying and applying relevant law, reaching
logical, clearly expressed and reasoned conclusions, and showing
critical self-awareness and sensitivity.
• Demonstrating drafting and professional communication skills relevant
to the practice of family law.
PG 19
Immigration and Asylum Law (20 credits)
Demonstrating an in-depth knowledge and understanding of
the various concepts, rules, institutions, and procedures in the
field of immigration law. Reflecting critically on the role of the
law in shaping the experiences of migrants and asylum seekers,
including the protection of their rights. Identifying and critically
analysing how immigration and asylum law is regulated in the
UK, and applying a practical understanding of immigration
and asylum law within the context of an immigration appeal.
• Demonstrating an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the
various concepts, rules, institutions, and procedures in the field
of immigration law.
• Reflecting critically on the role of the law in shaping the experiences of
migrants and asylum seekers, including the protection of their rights.
• UK, and applying a practical understanding of immigration and
asylum law within the context of an immigration appeal.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
Placement and Pro Bono (20 credits)
This module is designed to put into practice the skills and
knowledge you have developed thus far on the course. You
can undertake a legal placement, pro bono opportunity that
benefits the public or a relevant group. A pro bono opportunity
may include a clinical legal education project. You will need to
source appropriate opportunities, with the support and approval
of the module tutor. Other core themes you will study include:
• Reflecting on your ability to use legal knowledge and practical skills.
• Understand and evaluate ethical issues in relation to a placement or
pro bono setting.
• Analysing complex public or client real-life problems to identify and apply
relevant legal principles in order to reach a logical, supported conclusion.
• Performing effectively within the professional practice or associated
environment and being flexible and adaptable to changes within that
environment.
PG 20
Public International Law (20 credits)
By providing you with an understanding of the key concepts,
principles, and institutions of international law, this module will
enable you to investigate the role of States and international
organisations within the international legal system, and to
appreciate the position of the United Kingdom as one of
its key players. You will have the opportunity to understand
how legal relationships between and among States work
in practice, and to explore the topic through contemporary
issues, as well as develop key research and analytical skills.
Key themes explored during the module include:
• Assessing the rationale and role of international law and its impact on
domestic law.
• Appreciating the function of international law within a global context
with a view of mastering wider economic and ethical issues and
achieving an awareness of international law’s socio-political vocation.
• Identifying, interpreting, and applying international legal rules and
principles to current international law related events and issues.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS
International Commercial Law (20 credits)
The international commercial law module provides you with
a solid foundation for understanding the laws that govern
the trading of goods and the legal challenges of such trade. It
examines the development and influence of the laws governing
trading of goods and explores how commercial transactions
are regulated through different types of contracts, domestic
law, internationally agreed rules, as well as dispute resolution
procedures. Key skills gained on this module include:
• Distinguishing between different types of commercial contracts and
applying appropriate criteria to determine the available protection.
• Analysing the nature and framework of commercial law and identifying
and applying the relevant law to complex authentic scenarios.
• Demonstrating a critical understanding and commercial awareness of the
practicalities related to remedies and put forward reasoned conclusions.
• Understanding global commercial law issues and their place in a
globalised economy, ethical decision-making and accountability.
PG 21
Legal Research Project (20 credits)
The legal research project is your chance to dive deeper into a
topic you previously studied on other levels of the LLB. You will
choose from a bank of topics covering both law and legal practice
which span a wide range of subject areas. You will develop a
thorough understanding of your chosen topic and may choose to
explore it through comparative analysis involving one other legal
jurisdiction. You will work independently and engage in critical
thinking and writing. Upon completing this module you will be
able to demonstrate proficiency in several areas, including:
• In-depth knowledge and understanding of a legal issue.
• Critically analysing and evaluating a range of literature on a chosen
topic demonstrating awareness of ethical issues that may relate
to this research.
• Conducting appropriate complex research independently.
• Synthesising research data and information and presenting in
structured and coherent written format.
COURSE MODULE DETAILS PG 22

Legal Dissertation (40 credits)

The module builds on skills and knowledge developed in
The legal dissertation gives you the opportunity to conduct
previously studied modules and provides you with evidence
in-depth research on a topic of interest relating to law and/or
of a range of transferable skills. You will demonstrate critical
relevant legal practice or work-based experience. You will work
understanding of the issue you have researched, leading to
independently, supported by an academic supervisor, and engage
opportunities for higher level study and demonstrating skills
in critical thinking and writing.
in legal research for employability. Additionally, working with
a dissertation supervisor not only provides the chance to gain
valuable feedback on your chosen topic, but also helps you
develop skills in effective communication, self-reflection, and tact;
vital skills which can be applied in a range professional contexts.
MEET OUR HEAD OF SCHOOL PG 23

Harriet Jones
Deputy Head of School - Law

Harriet is a law academic and former associate

head with a focus on access to justice, mediation,
and practical legal training. Harriet was called to
the Bar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
in 2012 and continues to be very actively involved
with the legal profession. She is also an RICS
accredited mediator and is undertaking a PhD on
international mediation and access to justice.
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