Law

About this course

Law is a discipline that equips you to understand the rules that govern society and the institutions through which they are made and enforced. It develops your ability to read dense and complex documents with precision, to identify the relevant legal principles in a given situation, and to construct and evaluate arguments with the rigour that legal reasoning demands. These skills transfer well beyond legal practice itself, and law graduates are found in business, policy, journalism, finance, and many other professional fields. Northeastern University London is a distinctive institutional setting for law study, bringing the approach of a research-led American university to a London campus. The three-year full-time degree covers the core areas of English law while offering an international and comparative perspective shaped by Northeastern's transatlantic character. You will study contrac

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