法学学士（荣誉）法学与英国法律和欧洲法律研究

阿伯丁的法学和英国法学与欧洲法学研究是一个绝妙的结合，它建立在我们一流的阿伯丁法学院的良好声誉之上，再加上获得在苏格兰或英格兰，威尔士或北部从事职业的所有必修课程的好处爱尔兰。您还将在整个五年制课程中海外学习一整年，深入研究欧洲的法律制度，从而获得进一步的职业优势。我们的法学院在英国90所法学院中排名第五（《泰晤士报》 GUG 2019和CUG 2019），在毕业生前景方面排名第一（CUG 2019），学生满意度达到94％（NSS 2017）。阿伯丁的法律着眼于影响我们法律体系和统治我们社会的历史，社会，
Law and English Law with European Legal Studies at Aberdeen is a brilliant combination which builds on the strong reputation of our highly-ranked Aberdeen Law School plus the bonus of gaining all the necessary subjects to pursue your career in Scotland OR in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. You’ll also have the further career advantage of spending a full year of your five-year programme abroad studying in-depth the legal systems of Europe.<br>Law at Aberdeen looks at the historical, social, political and economic forces that influence our legal systems and govern our societies. You’ll learn to think like a lawyer rather than just 'learn' law. A major factor in our quality is the calibre and enthusiasm of our staff, testing your mental agility with complex, realistic legal scenarios as you get to grips with criminal, public and private law, legal systems, contracts, human rights, and explore family law, the law of property, and legal aspects of the EU. You’ll also have opportunities to hone your skills in student-led initiatives such as mock legal debating, our Law Society, students’ journal, and our community law clinic – the Aberdeen Law Project. As with all the other combined programmes, you’ll cover the required content of Scots and English Law to gain the LLB. You’ll also spend all your third year at either Aarhus, Deusto, Helsinki, Leuven or Maastricht universities, or the Vienna University of Economics and Business, studying European legal systems with courses taught in English.<br>Should you choose to practise law, your skills will give you brilliant opportunities . However more than a third of Aberdeen law graduates now choose to use their law degree as an entry into a wide range of careers , including business, media, finance , teaching, governmental departments, and the police force.