Bachelor of Laws

About this course

Law is one of the most intellectually demanding disciplines available to university students, and one of the most practically consequential. It asks you to read complex texts with precision, to understand how legal rules are created, interpreted and applied, to construct arguments that are both logically coherent and grounded in authority, and to think clearly about justice, rights, power and the organisation of society. Beyond preparing you for legal practice, a law degree develops analytical and communication abilities that are valued across almost every professional field. This four-year full-time LLB at Glasgow Caledonian University provides a qualifying law degree under Scots law, which has its own distinct tradition rooted in Roman law and civil law principles alongside the common law influences shared with England. You will study the foundations of the Scottish legal system, cove

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