Law

About this course

Law is the framework through which societies establish and enforce rules, resolve disputes, define rights and obligations, and constrain the exercise of power. It is one of the oldest intellectual disciplines and one of the most practically significant, shaping nearly every aspect of personal, commercial, and political life. Studying law at degree level develops skills in close reading, rigorous analysis, the construction of arguments, and the communication of complex ideas, which are valued across a remarkably wide range of professions beyond the law itself. At Brunel University London, this three-year full-time programme carries a typical entry tariff of 104 points and benefits from the university's location in London, one of the world's most significant legal cities. The programme covers the core areas of English law, including contract, tort, criminal law, land law, equity and trust

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