| Type of Study | Fee |
|---|---|
| Full-time | £9250 per year |
| Full-time International | £12,000 per year |
Law with Management
LLB (Hons)
School - Salford Business School
Subject area - Law
UCAS Code: 6N39 (three years), 0U61 (four years with professional placement)
Start Dates(s): September
Duration:
Three years Full-time
Four years Full-time LLB with Professional Placement
Fees:
UK - £9250 per year
International - £12,000 per year
In Brief:
- Overall satisfaction with this course was 90% (Source: NSS 2016)
- Gain a qualifying law degree, accredited by the Bar Standards Board and the Solicitors Regulation Authority, with highly transferable skills
- Enhance your employability with a year-long professional placement with a law firm; during this year, you will not pay University fees and you will earn a salary for your work
- Benefit from strong industry links to help develop your skills in real-world situations
- Work/industrial placement opportunity
- International students can apply
Places still available for a September start.
Call 0330 108 0001 or visit our Clearing webpage to find out more and apply.
Course Summary
Studying Law with Management at the University of Salford combines the intellectual rigor of a qualifying law degree with the real-world focus and commercial awareness that barristers and solicitors seek when recruiting new trainees. You will gain a solid foundation in the subjects at the heart of every qualifying law degree, and alongside this will acquire a strong business education.
As a graduate with high level legal and business skills, if a career in the legal profession is not your ultimate goal, your employability will be strengthened by exposure to the key principles of business and entrepreneurship and you will be equipped for career success in any corporate, business, public service or third sector employment.
The programme also offers a wide range of learning outside the classroom including an exciting series of guest lectures and industry visits. There is a dynamic Law Society (run by students on the Law programmes) which organises extra-curricular activities – including Mooting, law debates and trips - as well as social events and competitions that will enhance your student experience and help you make new friends and connections
The programme is accredited by the Bar Standards Board and by the Solicitors Regulation authority. To satisfy the requirements of the legal professional bodies for the award of a qualifying law degree you will take nine generic core law modules, and one other specialist law module. You will also take three business related modules.
This degree is also offered with a Foundation Year, visit www.salford.ac.uk/ug-courses/business-foundation-year for details.
The challenge for legal students is always to follow your passion. Employers in the legal world are looking for people who can demonstrate their commitment to the job they are applying for. You need to find a niche you’re interested in and pursue that.
Nazir Afzal OBE, Chief Crown Prosecutor for the North East, speaking at the Salford Law School Annual Lecture 2012
https://youtu.be/FH0uRrbXNMI
Awards and Accreditation
Course Details
Studying Law at the University of Salford gives you a solid grounding in:
- The foundation subjects at the heart of every qualifying law degree
- Specialist studies in some key commercial and business law subjects
- Core modules focussed on the principles of business and entrepreneurship.
The course normally runs over three academic years, or four years if you decide to take a professional placement.
Each academic year is divided into two semesters, during which you will study three modules worth 20 credits each, making a total of six modules studied each year worth 120 credits. On graduation you will have taken eighteen modules altogether, which makes up the 360 credits required for an honours degree.
If you take a professional placement year between your second and third years, you will accumulate a further 60 credits.
To satisfy the requirements of the legal professional bodies for the award of a qualifying law degree you will take nine generic core law modules, and four other specialist law modules. You will also take five business related modules.
YEAR 1
You will explore the rules that govern legally binding agreements between parties, and the importance of informed negotiation skills in making contracts.
This module allows you to review the law relating to civil wrongs, such as negligence, and when and how compensation can be claimed if one person negligently causes harm to another.
This module gives you a practical introduction to the sources of law, court structures and court systems, as well as many of the basic concepts studied later in the course. You will develop key skills in interpreting the law and undertaking legal research.
You will examine punishment by the state of offenders and the general principles of criminal liability, along with an examination of principal offences and defences.
You will develop a theoretical and practical introduction to Accounting. This module will help students understand the fundamentals of basic accounting methods. It will introduce students to the production of financial statements for decision makers in various organisational structures.
This module provides you with an introduction to key aspects of the theory and practice of marketing – an essential subject for the long-term prosperity of organisations and applicable to all specialisms within business.
YEAR 2
If, at the end of your first year, you wish to change to another course, and as long as you have successfully completed your year 1 studies, you can transfer to another Law or Business with Law course at the start of your second year.
CORE MODULES
You will consider the legal nature of ownership and possession of land, the classification of property in English law, and how interests in land are created and transferred.
This module gives you a general introduction to European Union Law, dealing with the structures and institutions of the EU, the obligations imposed upon the EU Member States, and the rights conferred upon EU citizens.
This module explores the rights and obligations of the citizen and the state, judicial review of administrative action, and the constitution of the UK.
This module exams patents, trademarks and copyrights – some of the most valuable assets requiring protection in a developed economy.
This module focuses on developing an understanding of the interrelationships and behavioural manifestations at three levels of analysis in organisations, namely: individual, group and organizational. You will also explore the dynamic nature of personal, social and professional relationships across a broad range of business, public and voluntary organisations and the broader international external environment.
This project develops your ability to initiate, implement, review and appraise management objectives and decisions within the context of a dynamic and competitive market environment. It will help you develop an understanding of the complex interactions that characterise decision-making in an organisation, and the importance of thinking beyond a single functional perspective.
OPTIONAL YEAR
On completion of Year 2 you may choose to undertake either a paid placement or study abroad for a year. If you choose to study abroad, you will pay your normal fees to University of Salford (which are often lower than the fees of the University you are studying at) and may be able to access grants to cover your travel costs.
All of our undergraduate students can apply for a one year professional placement, which takes place between your second and last years of study.
During this year, you will not pay fees to the University and will earn a wage for the work that you do.
This is an excellent opportunity to take advantage of and over the last five years 90% of Salford Business undergraduates taking a one year placement secured a 2:1 or 1st class Honours degree.
We will help you find out about vacancies and make the right connections with high profile employers through regular events and presentations.
YEAR 3
CORE MODULES
This module is designed to help you acquire an organisation-wide perspective by exploring strategy techniques and processes in a global environment. You will be prepared for a career in business and management and develop as a next generation manager. You will also apply your knowledge and understanding of strategy to a variety of real-word organisations, and accurately use established techniques of analysis and enquiry, some of which are at the forefront of strategic research and practice.
This enables you to understand the nature of international business and its interrelationships. You will learn about and evaluate relevant concepts and theories of international trade, investment and the internationalisation of business.
You will explore the rights and obligations that arise directly and indirectly from the employment relationship.
This encompasses the study of trusts and their uses, looking at both structures and remedies where traditional contractual and tortious rules have proved inadequate.
OPTIONAL MODULES;
This module builds upon the study of the general law of contract, covering specific contracts in both a commercial and consumer context, such as sales and supply of goods, credit agreements and insurance.
This module covers the law relating to the formation, financing and management of companies, and related corporate activity.
Designed to enable students to acquire a sound knowledge of the role played by negotiation within legal practice, the Client Care module is a unique and highly practical offering at UG level. Throughout the module students will develop and strengthen their capability to demonstrate good practice in legal writing, as well as a real appreciation of professional conduct issues arising in modern UK practice. The aim of the module is to enable all student to build skills and real awareness of the importance of client care within legal practice giving them a real competitive edge in any legal and customer facing roles.
TBC
Please note that it may not be possible to deliver the full list of options every year as this will depend on factors such as how many students choose a particular option. Exact modules may also vary in order to keep content current. When accepting your offer of a place to study on this programme, you should be aware that not all optional modules will be running each year. Your tutor will be able to advise you as to the available options on or before the start of the programme. Whilst the University tries to ensure that you are able to undertake your preferred options, it cannot guarantee this.