LLB in Law with Study Abroad University of Bristol Law School

Law is a global profession. An understanding of more than one legal system, language and culture can open up a world of opportunity.

This four-year degree course is an expansion of our LLB Law, with an additional year abroad at one of our partner universities. Currently, we partner with institutions in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Mexico and Colombia.

A broader cultural experience, living in another country and the ability to articulate the benefits of different legal systems will see you graduate with a valuable skill set, ideally tailored to the globalised workplace and sought after by leading employers.

You can apply to transfer to our Study Abroad degree from LLB Law at the end of your first year. Selection is on the basis of first-year results and language ability if you plan to study in a country where you will not be taught in English (various options to study in English are also available).

Second-year units provide the opportunity to deepen your legal knowledge and provide increased flexibility to focus on what legal themes interest you most. Typically, you will spend your third year abroad studying the law of the country you are visiting.

Your final year in Bristol may include further optional units to support your professional aspirations. Inspired by their year abroad, many students choose units suited to global law firms and international organisations, such as business and finance, human rights or technology law – subjects that may open doors to top-flight careers. Your final-year dissertation allows you to engage critically with your chosen topic.

Teaching

The typical percentage of time spent in different learning activities for this course based on student choices.

This information is collated from the previous year and will not be available if the course is new.

Year 1

• 0% Lectures, seminars and similar

• 0% Independent studies

• 0% Placements (if relevant)

Year 2

• 17% Lectures, seminars and similar

• 83% Independent studies

• 0% Placements (if relevant)

Year 3

• 0% Lectures, seminars and similar

• 0% Independent studies

• 100% Placements (if relevant)

Year 4

• 14% Lectures, seminars and similar

• 86% Independent studies

• 0% Placements (if relevant)

Assessment

Typically how work is assessed for this course based on student choices.

This information is collated from the previous year and will not be available if the course is new.

Year 1

• 0% Written exams

• 0% Practical exams

• 0% Coursework

Year 2

• 67% Written exams

• 0% Practical exams

• 33% Coursework

Year 3

• 100% Written exams

• 0% Practical exams

• 0% Coursework

Year 4

• 33% Written exams

• 0% Practical exams

• 67% Coursework