The University of Law, since its founding in 1962, has dedicated itself towards enabling its students to focus specifically on the study of law to varying degrees. In addition, the university also offers substantial business, policing, and criminology degree programmes that either supplement a law degree or can stand on their own.
Since the Covid-19 pandemic affected the way in which all education has, and will continue to be conducted, the university has instilled a programme of hybridised learning, incorporating more digital learning approaches to prepare students for the growing use of technology for everyday activities in the modern world.
The university aims to implement this hybrid learning system through five pillars: teaching excellence, data, design, assessment, and student experience. These pillars will be supported by 4 model themes: inclusivity, distinctiveness, sustainability, and impact.
Students who wish to pursue law degrees at ULaw will have the option of choosing from the following popular undergraduate study programmes:
- Bachelor of Laws (LLB) in: General Law, Law with Criminology, Law with Business, Law with International Business, Law with Government and Politics, Law Senior Status, as well as an International Law Foundation course that prepares the student academically and linguistically for their LLB
- Bachelor of Business Sciences (BSc) in: Accounting with Finance, Business Management, Business Management with Entrepreneurship, Business Management with Law, Business Management with Marketing, Finance with Accounting, International Strategic Business Management, and a one-year pre-degree International Foundation programme which prepares the student for their business degree by teaching them the basic business principles and refining their English and Mathematics skills
- BSc for Policing in: Professional Policing, and in Criminology and Policing (Honours)
- Bachelor of Arts (BA) for Criminology in: general Criminology, Criminology and Sociology, Criminology and Policing
More information on the University of Law’s undergraduate programmes can be found by clicking here, which will direct to the university's official undergraduate webpage.
