Law courses

Whether you’re intending to take the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) after you graduate, or you’re keen to gain the transferable skills needed to hit the ground running in a variety of sectors, develop your practical and professional skills with one of our innovative law degrees. You'll also gain hands-on experience as you benefit from the University's partnership with The Bath Law Clinic.

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for Value Added in Law
(Guardian University Guide 2026)

#3 in the South West

for Satisfaction with Teaching
in Law (Guardian University Guide 2026)

Our courses

Yellow police tape surrounds a crime scene

Explore the causes, motivations and patterns of criminal conduct, while gaining a deep understanding of the justice system and the law.

Related careers:

  • Criminal justice 
  • Law enforcement 
  • Governance 
  • Public policy 
  • Finance 
  • Social work
Course details
Hands around steel cage jail bars.

Learn about all aspects of Psychology with a focus on contemporary issues in understanding and investigating criminal behaviour.

Related careers:

  • Psychologist*
  • Mental health support work
  • Social work
  • Education
  • Youth work
  • Data analysis
  • HR

*Subject to attaining further qualifications.

Course details
An AI-generated image of a cityscape

Critically analyse the major challenges facing society today, such as political instability, financial uncertainty and inequality.

Related careers:

  • Civil service 
  • Compliance 
  • Risk management 
  • Business development 
  • Accountancy 
  • Investment analysis
Course details

Law

LLB (Hons)

A solicitor oversees a client signing a contract

Gain a broad understanding of the seven foundations of law whilst gaining practical skills that you can put into action within our Law clinic module in your third year.

Related careers:

  • Barrister*
  • Solicitor*
  • In-house counsel
  • Company secretary
  • Business
  • Risk and compliance management
  • Finance
  • HR

*Subject to attaining further qualifications.

Course details
Westminster in the evening.

Inspect the contexts in which political ideas develop and investigate their social, environmental and cultural impact.

Related careers:

  • Public affairs 
  • Education 
  • Third sector 
  • Financial services 
  • Health and social care 
  • Public relations
Course details
Yellow police tape surrounds a crime scene

Explore the causes, motivations and patterns of criminal conduct, while gaining a deep understanding of the justice system and the law.

Related careers:

  • Criminal justice 
  • Law enforcement 
  • Governance 
  • Public policy 
  • Finance 
  • Social work
Course details
Hands around steel cage jail bars.

Learn about all aspects of Psychology with a focus on contemporary issues in understanding and investigating criminal behaviour.

Related careers:

  • Psychologist*
  • Mental health support work
  • Social work
  • Education
  • Youth work
  • Data analysis
  • HR

*Subject to attaining further qualifications.

Course details
An AI-generated image of a cityscape

Critically analyse the major challenges facing society today, such as political instability, financial uncertainty and inequality.

Related careers:

  • Civil service 
  • Compliance 
  • Risk management 
  • Business development 
  • Accountancy 
  • Investment analysis
Course details

Law

LLB (Hons)

A solicitor oversees a client signing a contract

Gain a broad understanding of the seven foundations of law whilst gaining practical skills that you can put into action within our Law clinic module in your third year.

Related careers:

  • Barrister*
  • Solicitor*
  • In-house counsel
  • Company secretary
  • Business
  • Risk and compliance management
  • Finance
  • HR

*Subject to attaining further qualifications.

Course details
Westminster in the evening.

Inspect the contexts in which political ideas develop and investigate their social, environmental and cultural impact.

Related careers:

  • Public affairs 
  • Education 
  • Third sector 
  • Financial services 
  • Health and social care 
  • Public relations
Course details

Why study Law?

鈥淗aving knowledge of legal concepts is invaluable within organisations and general life鈥�

Being able to practise debating, analysis and be concise in talking and writing is really useful. My favourite topic is employment law as I want to pursue a career in Human Resources.

Maisy Ward, BSc (Hons) Criminology and Law

鈥淭he atmosphere and supportive nature of the course design helped me achieve my full potential鈥�

The modules were tailored to the new SQE route, the lessons were always engaging (even on the more technical subjects) and I always felt supported by the lecturers throughout my degree. I would recommend anyone to study law at 黑料正能量.

Kirsty Soper, LLB (Hons) Law

Why study at BSU?

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At the heart of our Newton Park campus is our ultra-modern, state-of-the-art teaching space, Commons. This is where you’ll attend lectures and seminars.

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Whether you prefer accommodation in Bath's vibrant city centre or the tranquility of Newton Park halls, your new home awaits. 

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Need someone to critique your CV? Looking for a part-time job while you study? Want a mentor? Our Careers team have you covered.

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We’re ranked #3 in the South West for Teaching Quality by the Sunday Times .

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Whatever you need, our 24/7 services team is here to signpost you in the right direction. Access a range of Student Wellbeing Services, as well as long-term support.

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From grants and short-term loans to low-cost hot meals, free period products and on-campus food larders, we’ve got a range of services and support to help you manage your money.

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Not sure if BSU is right for you? Visiting us at an Open Day is the best way to find out!

  • Meet our students and staff 
  • Tour our facilities and accommodation 
  • Learn more about your chosen course
Book now
A modern, glass-fronted building with a garden out front and students walking past

At the heart of our Newton Park campus is our ultra-modern, state-of-the-art teaching space, Commons. This is where you’ll attend lectures and seminars.

Students talking in a shared student kitchen

Whether you prefer accommodation in Bath's vibrant city centre or the tranquility of Newton Park halls, your new home awaits. 

A happy student graduating from university

Need someone to critique your CV? Looking for a part-time job while you study? Want a mentor? Our Careers team have you covered.

Students looking at a laptop screen

We’re ranked #3 in the South West for Teaching Quality by the Sunday Times .

A group of four smiling students walk along a path on Newton Park campus

Whatever you need, our 24/7 services team is here to signpost you in the right direction. Access a range of Student Wellbeing Services, as well as long-term support.

Smiling student standing at a shop counter

From grants and short-term loans to low-cost hot meals, free period products and on-campus food larders, we’ve got a range of services and support to help you manage your money.

A Student Ambassador helps a visitor at an Open Day

Not sure if BSU is right for you? Visiting us at an Open Day is the best way to find out!

  • Meet our students and staff 
  • Tour our facilities and accommodation 
  • Learn more about your chosen course
Book now