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Interested in a career in criminal justice? Or perhaps you're fascinated by discussions surrounding police authority in light of global events? This pathway offers the perfect opportunity to explore these topics. You'll analyze how legislation governs every phase of criminal proceedings, from police stop-and-search authority to public order regulations and evidentiary rules in criminal trials. The curriculum also covers advanced criminal law topics, criminology, and broader scholarly discussions about the objectives and efficacy of the justice system.Our LLB program, crafted by legal specialists, provides comprehensive legal training while allowing specialization through six distinct pathways.Active engagement forms the core of this program, with career development opportunities and practical placements enhancing your studies. Our specialized law facilities, featuring a mock courtroom and client interview room, allow you to apply theoretical knowledge while developing professional skills essential for your future career.Regardless of whether you aim to continue your education or enter the workforce, diverse teaching methods and assessments—including presentations, analytical essays, and case studies—will prepare you for what lies ahead.Expand your knowledge with Oxford Law Trove and other legal databases. Oxford Law Trove offers access to over 200 legal textbooks relevant to both core and elective modules in our LLB program.Enhance your professional profile through DMU Street Law or the Law and Mooting Society. These extracurricular programs provide platforms for participating in mock trials, legal debates, presentations, and client interviews.Career prospects for graduatesLeicester De Montfort Law School offers a distinctive initiative for final-year students pursuing academic or research careers, providing paid research roles on significant projects while developing their expertise.All students can refine their legal skills through our Legal Advice Centre, offering practical experience by assisting businesses, organizations, and individuals—with the potential to accredit Qualifying Work Experience toward solicitor qualification.Our acclaimed Street Law initiative also allows you to advocate for legal rights through community education and awareness campaigns.
GCSEs - Five GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English and Maths, Plus one of the following: A levels - A typical offer is 120 UCAS points. You need to study at least two subjects at A Level or equivalent (e.g. BTEC), T Levels – Merit, BTEC - BTEC National Diploma - Distinction/Distinction/Merit, BTEC Extended Diploma - Distinction/Distinction/Merit. Alternative qualifications include: Pass in the QAA accredited Access to HE overall 120 UCAS tariff with at least 30 L3 credits at Merit. English and Maths GCSE required as separate qualification. Equivalency not accepted within the Access qualification. We will normally require students to have had a break from full-time education before undertaking the Access course. International Baccalaureate: 28+ points. If English is not your first language, an IELTS score of 6.0 overall with 5.5 in each band (or equivalent) when you start the course is essential.