Law

About this course

Law is one of the foundational disciplines of organised society, governing the relationships between individuals, organisations, and the state. It is a rigorous intellectual subject as well as a practical profession, requiring precise reasoning, close attention to language, and the ability to construct and challenge arguments with care. A law degree develops these skills through sustained engagement with legal rules, principles, and cases, and with the values and institutions that give law its authority and meaning. Newcastle University's three-year full-time law programme offers an unusually rich set of structural features, combining a sandwich year, a year abroad, and professional work placement within the degree. This combination is exceptional for a law programme, giving you the opportunity to gain practical legal experience, study at an international partner institution, and develo

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