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

This four-year combined degree program allows you to master Spanish language skills while deepening your understanding of Spanish and Latin American cultures, alongside comprehensive studies in both civil and common law systems. You'll have the opportunity to spend your third year studying at a university in a Spanish-speaking country. For details about international study options, explore the Centre for Study Abroad.
The curriculum is designed to cultivate your abilities to think, analyze, and argue like a global legal professional while gaining profound insights into the language, literature, history, and culture of Spanish-speaking nations. You'll also enhance crucial research and analytical capabilities.

Our diverse selection of elective courses enables specialization throughout your studies. Numerous law and language students opt for subjects relevant to international law firms and corporations, including human rights, environmental law, or technology law - areas that can lead to prestigious global career opportunities.
In your second and fourth years, flexible course options let you concentrate on aspects of Spanish-speaking cultures that interest you most, while continuing to refine your language proficiency.
Your third year typically involves overseas study, where you'll take Spanish law courses conducted entirely in Spanish.
The concluding year features additional specialized electives to support your career goals, culminating in a dissertation that lets you explore your chosen subject in depth. Our extensive selection of specialized courses covers areas like banking and finance, international commercial law, criminology, information technology, environmental law, and human rights legislation.
By graduation, you'll possess enhanced cultural awareness, advanced language competencies, and the ability to compare legal systems - a skillset perfectly suited for today's globalized professional environment.
Note: The Spanish component of this Law combination requires post-A level (or equivalent) language proficiency.