Starting Uni On A Law Course

Starting a law course at uni this year? How exciting!

As soon as you start everyone will be calling you a lawyer!

It might be a bit of a journey before you qualify as a solicitor or barrister, but if that’s the career you’re looking for then you’re on the right track.

The great news is that we’ll be here every step of the way to help you.

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  • So where should you start?

    Get ahead by buying our Introduction to Legal Systems (coming this autumn) right now!

    Most people find the start of a law degree pretty challenging but this book will give you a brilliant headstart.

    We cover:

    • What is law? You might not actually have really reflected on this before!
    • What are the different branches of law and how they interrelate
    • How laws are made. Of course there are laws passed by Parliament, but do you know the process? How else might laws be made? We’ll reveal all!
    • Some excellent tips on study skills. We’ll help you to do your prep for seminars or tutorials efficiently and give you loads of tips and examples on how to write great essays.

  • Already know your modules…

    When you know what law subjects you’re studying, look at our LLB guides and choose the right ones for you. These books will cover the basics of the core study areas to be a professional lawyer.

    Our books will provide you with the revision notes you need so that you can be confident you’re covering core subjects and setting yourself up for success.

Common first year modules

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