法学学士（荣誉）法学

该法律学位将均衡而刺激的法律教育与实际技能和基于工作的学习相结合。您将获得有关法律及其在现实世界中的应用的知识，学习如何分析和解决问题，并能够提出逻辑上合理的论据。对技能的强调意味着您将为任何职业的挑战做好准备。根据《卫报》排行榜，南威尔士大学是一所排名前50位的法学院，并以其出色的教学和学生支持而感到自豪。USW的法律学位课程在英国被认为是出于专业目的的合格法律学位（QLD）。它满足了由律师监管局和律师标准委员会设定的进入职业阶段的培训学术阶段，法律实践课程（LPC）成为律师或律师专业培训课程（BPTC
The LLB (Hons) Law degree is a stimulating and challenging course that focuses on justice, technology and employability. Available to study part-time or full-time, the programme covers all of the foundation subjects required by the Bar Standards Board for the purposes of professional qualification as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales. Employability is at the heart of everything we do. At USW, you will benefit from our award-wining Legal Advice Clinic which provides opportunities for every law student to gain vital skills that you can take with you into the workplace. In addition to this, we have strong connections with industry and host range of guest speakers who are experts in their field to provide context and real-life examples relating to the topics you study. Graduates will gain an in-depth understanding of the diverse nature of law and develop a range of skills to help them advance their careers whether they are aiming to be solicitors or barristers or decide to follow a different career path. Upon graduation, you can choose to join our LLM Professional Practice (SQE) to prepare you for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam. It also enables you to progress on to the Barristers Training Course. Outside of the classroom, you can become part of our thriving USW Student Law Society and get involved in a range of sporting, social and networking activities. Students benefit from our expertise in mooting from Year 1 and can also get involved in mooting competitions. A law degree is the most adaptable of academic qualifications. Law graduates have an excellent record of employability because they are educated to think logically, articulate arguments clearly and in a concise way, and how to use evidence and rules. LLB (Hons) Law graduates can use their degree as a first step towards becoming a solicitor or barrister.