Law

Course summary

A level law is an interesting, immersive, and far-reaching topic, in which students learn information that links to all aspects of society. The law can help students develop a range of transferrable skills such as analytical and research skills, logical thinking, and how to craft and produce a fair and balanced argument – qualities vital to higher education, future careers, and life in general. This course offers students boundless possibilities to cover all manner of controversial, thought-provoking, and inspiring topics from murder to parliamentary law-making. Teaching methods utilize real-life case studies such as the Rylands v Fletcher case which enables the subject to be brought to life and for students to witness the information they learn in practice. A Level of Law will be of particular value to those students who may wish to pursue careers in the legal world. It can also be a valuable qualification for others due to the vast amount of transferrable skills it can offer.