LLB (Hons) Law and French in Bristol United Kingdom | University of Bristol

Law is an international career path. Mastering multiple legal systems, languages, and cultures can unlock global possibilities.
This four-year dual degree program enhances your French language skills and cultural knowledge while covering fundamental civil and common law principles. You'll spend your third year studying at a French-speaking university abroad. For details on international study opportunities, explore the Centre for Study Abroad.
The curriculum trains you to think, debate, and reason like a global legal professional while deepening your appreciation of French language, literature, and history. You'll also hone essential research and analytical abilities.
Diverse elective options let you specialize in areas relevant to international firms and corporations, including human rights, environmental law, or tech law - pathways that can lead to prestigious worldwide careers.
In years two and four, flexible course options let you explore your interests in francophone cultures while advancing language proficiency.
Your third year typically involves studying French law courses in France.
Final-year options at Bristol can align with career goals, while your dissertation lets you deeply investigate a chosen subject. Specialized electives cover fields like international commerce, banking, criminology, digital law, and human rights.
Graduates emerge with cultural fluency, advanced language capabilities, and the expertise to navigate different legal frameworks - a powerful combination for today's interconnected professional landscape.
Note: The French component requires A-level (or equivalent) proficiency when combined with Law studies.