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Law course catalogue 2021-22

Full-term

  • Levels relate to the year of study:
  • Level 4 = First year of undergraduate studies
  • Level 5 = Second year of undergraduate studies
  • Level 6 = Final year of undergraduate studies
  • Students should contact Jing Bian (jing.bian@greenwich.ac.uk) with any academic questions.

Please note that the course list is subject to change and subject to timetabling restrictions and all courses will be confirmed once the student arrives and registers at the university at the start of term.

SubjectCourse titleLevelCreditsCourse code
LawLaw of Contract 4 (1)30LAW1099
LawPublic Law430LAW1098
LawCivil and Criminal Procedure415LAW1273
LawProblem Solving and the Law415LAW1247
LawAdvocacy and Professional Ethics415LAW1248
LawAcademic Writing for Legal Studies 415LAW1175
LawHuman Rights Law415LAW1249
LawLaw of Torts530LAW1143
LawCriminal Law530LAW1253
LawLand Law530LAW1142
LawJurisprudence515LAW1274
LawEuropean Union Law515LAW1275
LawEquity and Trusts630LAW0793
LawAdvanced Criminal Law630LAW1243
LawCommercial Law630LAW1219
LawCompany and Partnership Law6 (2)30LAW0797
LawCompetition Law630LAW1128
LawDissertation in Law630LAW0829
LawFamily Law630LAW0817
LawFinancial Services: Law, Regulation + Practice630LAW1074
LawInformation Technology Law630LAW1252
LawInternational Law630LAW1221
LawIntellectual Property Law630LAW0825
LawLaw of Evidence630LAW0809
LawLegal Work Placement630LAW1204
LawTransnational Organised Illegal Networks630LAW1251
LawInternational Human Rights Law630LAW1254

(1) The Level 4 & 5 Law courses are offered to Erasmus Law students on the grounds that they are core courses for the LLB (qualifying Law degree).  The Law of Contract, Torts and Public Law each provide special insight into the English and Welsh Legal System and the operation of Common Law. The first five Level 4 courses listed above are compulsory in Year 1; Academic Writing for Legal Studies and Human Rights Law are options.

(2) The full list of Level 6 Law courses open to Erasmus students is listed above. Equity and Trusts is compulsory while the others are options so prospective Erasmus students should be aware that the availability of a particular course will depend on the availability of staff and sufficient numbers of LLB students opting for that course.