Law - Graduate Entry - LLB

Key programme benefits to future students

All law subjects required by the Irish professional bodies, the Law Society and the Kings Inns, are covered in full over the course of this programme.

On successful completion of the programme, candidates are awarded an LLB degree.

Year 1

Autumn Modules

• Criminal Law 1

• Constitutional Law

• Contract Law 1

• Legal Systems & Methods

• Law of Torts 1



Spring Modules

• Criminal Law 2

• Constitutional Law 2

• Contract Law 2

• Elective Module 1

• Elective Module 2



Optional Modules

Law of Torts 2 | Sport and The Law | Law of Evidence | Comparative Legal Systems | Administrative Law | Jurisprudence | Intellectual Property Law | Elective subjects required for entry to the Kings Inn if interested in a career at the Bar



Year 2

Autumn Modules

• 5 Electives from the list:

Law of European Union 1 | Law of Torts 1 | Company Law 1 | Equity and Trusts 1 | Land Law 1 | Contract Law 1 | Final Year Project



Spring Modules

• 5 Electives from the list (not to include electives taken in Semester 2 of Year 1):

Law of Torts 2 | Company Law 2 | Equity and the Law of Trusts 2 | Land Law 2 | Contract Law 2 | Final Year Project

Primary degree or equivalent in a discipline other than law (Primary Degree: Level 8 - National Qualifications Authority of Ireland). Places on the programme are limited and entry is competitive.

Please note that this is a level 8 qualification (undergraduate).



WHAT TO INCLUDE WITH YOUR APPLICATION:

Qualification transcripts and certificates

A copy of your birth certificate or passport

A copy of your CV

If your qualifications have been obtained in a country where English is an official language this will suffice.

If this is not available, the following additional documents must be provided:

English translation of your qualification(s)/transcripts AND

English language competency certificate

2 years full time, on-campus.

Autumn

Graduate careers

Graduates have pursued careers in the legal professions, research and academia, corporate sector and public affairs roles.