Bachelor of Laws (Hons) LLB

The Bachelor of Laws (Hons) enables graduates who wish to qualify as solicitors to sit the Law Society of Ireland entrance examinations. The Bachelor of Laws (Hons) also enables graduates to sit the Honourable Society of King's Inns entrance examinations the passing of which are a pre requisite for taking the Barrister-at-Law degree.

Students study five substantive law modules in first year in addition to a module focused on the acquisition of legal research skills. There are also two semesterised modules in year 1. First year subjects are compulsory. In second year students study five modules and students can choose their sixth module. In year three there are three compulsory modules and students can select three other modules from a list of options.

Four substantive law modules including and introduction to the Irish Legal System plus a module focused on the acquisition of legal research skills. Two semesterised modules include and Employability Module in addition to an IT Skills module. There are five mandatory modules and then learners can choose one further module - between a law module: Commercial Law and two cross discipline modules that are complementary to law: People in Organisations and Project Planning and Control. There are three mandatory modules and students can then choose three modules from a variety of law modules and cross discipline modules.