This module provides you with a basic introduction to law and the key skills for studying it. In particular, you'll develop your ability in academic writing, problem solving and research.

Develop your understanding of law as a fundamental social institution. You'll reflect on your understanding of justice, with reference to contemporary social issues.

Curious about how the law determines guilt, responsibility and justice? This module introduces you to the fundamental principles at the heart of English criminal law.

You’ll explore the core concepts and key offences that shape the criminal justice system, developing a clear understanding of how criminal liability is established.

Through practical scenarios, you’ll apply legal principles to real-world situations – learning to analyse facts logically and provide clear, well-reasoned legal advice.

Don’t just learn what the law says. Discover how it works in practice.

In this module you'll study the law governing the UK state, the institution of the European Union and the nature of the legal relationship between the UK and the EU.

Advance your analytical skills and understanding of macro- and micro-influencing shapers of business environments and ecosystems, and apply them to real-world business challenges. 

Study the changing world economy, developing insights into issues related to international trade, international finance, regional groupings and climate change.

“The truth is – the natural world is changing. And we are totally dependent on that world. It provides our food, water, and air. It is the most precious thing we have, and we need to defend it.” David Attenborough.

Inspired by this urgent reality, this module asks: how can environmental law protect the planet we rely on?

You’ll explore what we mean by ‘the environment’ and examine how international, regional, and national laws shape the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the future we inherit.

From advising global policymakers to supporting individuals seeking a right to a healthy environment, you’ll develop the analytical and practical skills to navigate complex environmental challenges.

Don’t just witness environmental change. Be part of the legal force that shapes a more sustainable world.

Study the general framework and key concepts of the law of tort. Among other things, you'll consider the grounds of liability and evaluate the role of tort law in modern society. 

Explore approaches to organisational management and integrate theory and practice. You'll consider the knowledge, interest, and abilities of different groups, some having a need (customers), others having an answer (product/service creators), or having the resources (investors and suppliers) that can be used to provide a solution to the customers' needs.