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KENT LAW SCHOOL Head of School: Professor Toni Williams School Web Site: www.kent.ac.uk/law/ Please refer to the online Module Catalogue for full details of all modules: www.kent.ac.uk/courses/modulecatalogue/ Note: It is ultimately your responsibility to ensure that you are registered for the correct modules for your programme. You must study 120 Credits at both Stage 2 and Stage 3 giving a total of 240 Credits over the two Stages. At least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6 during Stage 3 to be eligible for an Honours degree. You must ensure that you choose an even weighting of Credits in each term: 60 Credits in the Autumn and 60 Credits in the Spring. No Level 4 modules can be taken at Stage 3. Please click here to view the programme rubrics. Qualification as a Solicitor or Barrister in England and Wales In order to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD), students must take and pass (i.e. attain a mark of at least 40%) the modules listed below (hereafter referred to as the ‘exemption modules’); LW315/LW325 Introduction to Obligations (15 Credits) (Autumn) Must be taken with LW316/LW5316 LW316/LW324 OR LW5316 Foundations of Property (15 Credits) (Spring) Must be taken with LW315 LW327 The English Legal Systems and Skills LW508/LW613 Criminal Law (30 Credits) (Autumn & Spring) OR LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (30 Credits) (Autumn & Spring) LW588/LW614 Public Law 1 (30 Credits) (Autumn & Spring) LW592 Public Law 2 (15 Credits) (Spring) LW593 European Union Law (15 Credits) (Autumn) LW598 Equity and Trusts (15 Credits) (Spring) LW599 Land Law (15 Credits) (Autumn) LW650 The Law of Contract (15 Credits) (Autumn) LW651 The Law of Tort (15 Credits) (Spring) The Law School will assume that all students will want to obtain a QLD and students will therefore be automatically registered for the modules required for a QLD. Those students who do not wish to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree should contact the Director of Studies Lisa Dickson to discuss this. Students who successfully meet these requirements are exempt from the need to undertake the Common Professional Examination and can therefore proceed directly to the Legal Practice Course (for solicitors) or the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) (for barristers). Please note however, that students who wish to proceed to the BPTC must obtain an overall degree classification of a 2:II or higher. The programme offers the opportunity to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree, recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board as satisfying the first (or ‘Academic’) stage of training required to qualify as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales. Please note that the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) have announced their intention to introduce the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) for prospective solicitors, doing so by 2020 at the earliest. Transitional arrangements will enable students who start a Qualifying Law Degree before the introduction of the SQE to finish and qualify under the current or new system. Please see the website of each regulator for more information www.sra.org.uk/t4t and www.barstandardsboard.org.uk). Implication of failure in exemption modules It is vital that students PASS ALL the exemption modules listed above; there may be serious consequences for failing to do so. 7

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KENT LAW SCHOOL Head of School: Professor Toni Williams

School Web Site: www.kent.ac.uk/law/

Please refer to the online Module Catalogue for full details of all modules: www.kent.ac.uk/courses/modulecatalogue/

Note: It is ultimately your responsibility to ensure that you are registered for the correct modules for your programme. You must study 120 Credits at both Stage 2 and Stage 3 giving a total of 240 Credits over the two Stages. At least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6 during Stage 3 to be eligible for an Honours degree. You must ensure that you choose an even weighting of Credits in each term: 60 Credits in the Autumn and 60 Credits in the Spring. No Level 4 modules can be taken at Stage 3. Please click here to view the programme rubrics. Qualification as a Solicitor or Barrister in England and Wales In order to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD), students must take and pass (i.e. attain a mark of at least 40%) the modules listed below (hereafter referred to as the ‘exemption modules’); LW315/LW325 Introduction to Obligations (15 Credits) (Autumn) Must be taken with LW316/LW5316 LW316/LW324 OR LW5316 Foundations of Property (15 Credits) (Spring) Must be taken with LW315 LW327 The English Legal Systems and Skills LW508/LW613 Criminal Law (30 Credits) (Autumn & Spring) OR LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (30 Credits) (Autumn & Spring) LW588/LW614 Public Law 1 (30 Credits) (Autumn & Spring) LW592 Public Law 2 (15 Credits) (Spring) LW593 European Union Law (15 Credits) (Autumn) LW598 Equity and Trusts (15 Credits) (Spring) LW599 Land Law (15 Credits) (Autumn) LW650 The Law of Contract (15 Credits) (Autumn) LW651 The Law of Tort (15 Credits) (Spring) The Law School will assume that all students will want to obtain a QLD and students will therefore be automatically registered for the modules required for a QLD. Those students who do not wish to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree should contact the Director of Studies Lisa Dickson to discuss this. Students who successfully meet these requirements are exempt from the need to undertake the Common Professional Examination and can therefore proceed directly to the Legal Practice Course (for solicitors) or the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) (for barristers). Please note however, that students who wish to proceed to the BPTC must obtain an overall degree classification of a 2:II or higher. The programme offers the opportunity to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree, recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board as satisfying the first (or ‘Academic’) stage of training required to qualify as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales. Please note that the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) have announced their intention to introduce the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) for prospective solicitors, doing so by 2020 at the earliest. Transitional arrangements will enable students who start a Qualifying Law Degree before the introduction of the SQE to finish and qualify under the current or new system. Please see the website of each regulator for more information www.sra.org.uk/t4t and www.barstandardsboard.org.uk). Implication of failure in exemption modules It is vital that students PASS ALL the exemption modules listed above; there may be serious consequences for failing to do so.

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Prospective Solicitors Although University rules governing compensation may permit a student to progress to the next Stage of their degree, or even pass their degree as a whole, the exemption module will still have been failed. As a result, the student will not have obtained a QLD. However, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) grants the Board of Examiners the discretion to award a student a QLD (following a decision to compensate a single failure of an exemption module) but only in exceptional circumstances and only if specific criteria are met. Students should contact the Student Support Office for guidance on the process of submitting concessionary evidence to the Board of Examiners. Prospective Barristers The Bar Standards Board (BSB) rules are more complex than those of the SRA, therefore students should contact the Student Advice Office for further guidance.

Number of attempts The professional bodies allow a maximum of three attempts at an exemption module (one initial attempt followed by a further two attempts). Attempts treated ‘as for the first time’ do not count for this purpose. If a student is compensated before being given three attempts in order to allow them to progress, the student can:

Either sit the module for exemption purposes alongside their programme of study OR

If they have graduated, as an external candidate at the first opportunity after graduating. For example, for a student who graduates with a compensated mark in an exemption module in July 2017, the first available opportunity to sit as an external candidate will be in August 2017. This information is correct at the time of publishing.

Time limits for Qualifying Law Degrees

FULL TIME AND SENIOR STATUS STUDENTS PART TIME STUDENTS

6 years Began Stage 1 before September 2011 – 8 years

Began Stage 1 from September 2011 onwards – 6 years

Note: Discretion is afforded to the Board of Examiners by the SRA to grant a QLD to a student exceeding the prescribed time limits above, but only in exceptional circumstances and if specific criteria are met. BSB rules differ from those of the SRA and therefore, students seeking qualification as a barrister are advised to contact the Student Support Office for further guidance. Non-Qualifying Law Degree students Students who have not taken all of the exemption modules or, who have otherwise failed to obtain a QLD, may be able to complete the academic training by undertaking the Common Professional Examination (CPE) or Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) at another institution, as the University of Kent does not offer these programmes. These students should consult the Director of Studies, Lisa Dickson. The Law and Economics Programme Students on this programme must take 30 Credits of extra-curricular Law in order to obtain a QLD. The University’s regulations allow a student to take 30 extra-curricular Credits in each Stage however; these modules will not count towards the final degree classification (though they will appear on the transcript). Students must discuss this with their Academic Advisor and decide which modules will be extra-curricular before they are studied. Modules cannot be switched subject to results. ‘Wild Modules’ Students are encouraged to consider taking Wild modules from other schools in Social Sciences and Humanities during Stages 2 & 3. Wild modules offer an opportunity to broaden your educational experience, to demonstrate intellectual curiosity and to study subjects that may contribute to your career development. In many programmes up to 60 Credits may be obtained from Wild modules (a maximum of 30 Credits in each Stage) while still providing a professionally qualifying LLB. You are encouraged to discuss any interest in or questions about Wild modules with the Director of Studies Lisa Dickson.

Quotas It is normally possible for Law students to select their modules without restriction at Registration in Spring. Information will be available nearer the time, particularly with regard to modules where available teaching resources mean that places will be subject to Random Allocation. Both LW543 Clinical Option and LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System have a quota and a ballot system is used to allocate students to these modules. A number of other modules will be subject to quotas to ensure that teaching can be resourced. QUALIFICATION AS A LAWYER IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS Students who wish to practise in other countries should check the requirements for those jurisdictions and if you have any further questions, only then should you consult the Director of Studies for International Studies, Lisa Dickson. More information about the requirements for a QLD is available in the Law Student Guide on Moodle.

YEAR IN COMPUTING – STAGE Y -C2 OR –CF e.g. LAW-CF:LLB If you are taking a free-standing, self-contained Year in Computing after either Stage 2 or 3 of your programme, you must study the following modules (120 credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CO539 Web Development 15 Spring 5 COMP5390

CO580 Year in Computing Project 30 Spring 5 COMP5800

CO581 An Introduction to Computer Systems 15 Autumn 5 COMP5810

CO582 Computer Interaction and User Experience 15 Autumn 5 COMP5820

CO583 An Introduction to Programming and Web Technologies

30 Autumn 5 COMP5830

CO584 Solving Problems with Data 15 Spring 5 COMP5840

Please select a link below to view the Stage 2 and 3 requirements for your programme:

Law

Law (Senior Status)

English and French Law

English and German Law

English and Italian Law

English and Spanish Law

European Legal Studies

International Legal Studies

Law with French Language and a Year Abroad

Law with a Language (French)

Law with a Language (German)

Law with a Language (Spanish)

Law and Accounting & Finance

Law and Business Administration

Law and Criminology

Law and Economics

Law and Management

Law with Quantitative Research

Law and Social Anthropology

Law and Sociology

Law and Welfare

Politics and Law

Psychology and Law

Law English and American Literature

Law and History

Law and Philosophy

Diploma in European Legal Studies

Diploma in English Law

Diploma in Law

LAW LAW:LLB Single Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

The remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the following recommended modules or from Wild modules:

Recommended modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW LAW:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3- 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take 90 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

The remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the optional modules above or from Wild modules.

LAW (SENIOR STATUS) LAW(SS):LLB Single Honours To be eligible for the award of an LLB honours degree students must obtain 360 Credits, at least 210 of which must be Level 5 or above. The University’s Education Board has granted this programme a waiver from the requirements of Annex 4 of the Credit Framework (i.e. a requirement for a minimum of 90 Credits at level 6 in Stage 3). Students who meet the entry requirements for the programme will have been awarded 120 Credits at Level 4 for Stage 1 in accordance with the University’s procedures for Accrediting Prior Learning. STAGE 2 - 124 Credits – 62 in each term

You must take the following compulsory modules (124 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

*LW315 Introduction to Obligations 15 Autumn 4 LAWS3150

LW327 The English Legal System and Skills 4 Non-contributory

Autumn & Spring

4 LAWS3270

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

*LW5316 Foundations of Property 15 Spring 5 LAWS5316

*LW588 Public Law 1 30 Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

* Modules cannot be trailed. ≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. Students will be registered for LW520 in Stage 2 as a default. However, should students wish to take an alternative to LW520, 30 Credits must be taken from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW (SENIOR STATUS) LAW(SS):LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

Students will be registered for LW518 in Stage 3 as a default. However, should students wish to take an alternative to LW518, 30 Credits must be taken from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

ENGLISH AND FRENCH LAW ENGFRELAW-A:LLB

Single Honours The degree in English and French Law is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with the Universities of Aix-Marseille Université (AMU), Bordeaux, Grenoble and Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne). Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two years and the final year (Stages 1, 2 and 3) of the degree programme at Kent, and the third year (Stage A) at a French University. You must study 120 Credits at both Stage 2 and Stage 3. At least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6 during Stage 3 to be eligible for an Honours degree. You must ensure that you choose an even weighting of Credits in each term: 60 Credits in the Autumn and 60 Credits in the Spring. No Level 4 wild modules can be taken at Stage 2 or 3. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

*LW539 Droit français 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5390

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

FR649 French Language Level C1 (if FR300 not taken at stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 FREN6490

* Module cannot be trailed If FR649 not taken at stage 2 then the remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the following recommended modules or from Wild modules:

Recommended modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

Notes

1. An average of 60% in stage 1 is a pre-requisite to entry to the year abroad (if the programme was started in 17/18 only, not beforehand). The Director of the programme will consider applications for entry to the year abroad from students who do not achieve the required average if:

a) There is documented evidence of exceptional circumstances which have interfered with the student’s academic performance in stage 1, and

b) the Director of the programme is satisfied that, where appropriate to the circumstances, appropriate support is available whilst abroad to mitigate the effect of those circumstances, or”

c) In order to contribute to widening participation in Higher Education, the student meets one of more of the contextual indicators required for entry to the Certificate in Law programme.

2. A pass in LW539 Droit français is a prerequisite for entry to Stage A of the degree. 3. Students should note that some of the above-named modules may not be available in any given year and that there

may be timetable clashes. 4. Students who enrol in a Certificate/Diploma programme should note that they may have a limited choice of options. 5. Students who reach the required standard during the year abroad may be awarded a Certificate/Diploma in French

Law by the host institution (Aix-Marseille Université, Bordeaux and Grenoble only).

Further details are available from the Director of the English and French Law programme, Dr Simone Glanert.

STAGE A – 120 Credits Stage A will be spent in the Faculty of Law at one of the institutions given below. In principle, students will register for a Certificate/Diploma in French Law (this decision is subject to the authorisation of the Directors of Studies at Kent and at the French University). Aix-Marseille Université Students may register for the standard Erasmus programme or the Diploma programme in French Law.

Bordeaux Students may register for the Certificate programme in French Law. Grenoble Students may register for either the Diploma in French Law programme or the Diploma in Administration and International Politics programme Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) Students may register for the standard Erasmus programme only. The following list indicates the range of modules available at Aix-Marseille Université, Bordeaux, Grenoble Alpes, and Paris I:

Droit administratif Droit civil Droit commercial Droit communautaire et européen Droit constitutionnel comparé Droit des affaires Doit du travail Doit économique international et communautaire Doit et fiscalité des sociétés Droit fiscal général Droit international public Droit judiciaire privé Droit pénal Droit public économique Droit social Fonction publique Histoire du droit des biens Histoire du droit familial Institutions communautaires Libertés publiques (ou fondamentales) Procédure pénale Relations internationales The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. The assessment methods are set and administered by the French partner institution in accordance with its own rules and regulations. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

ENGLISH AND FRENCH LAW ENGFRELAW-A:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term (at least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6) You must take the following compulsory modules (30/60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 [Unless LW508 was taken at stage 1]

Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated, condoned.

The remaining 90/60 credits can be taken from the following optional modules or from Wild modules (a maximum of 30 Credits can be taken as ‘Wild’ but this must be at Level 6):

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

ENGLISH AND GERMAN LAW ENGGERLAW-A:LLB Single Honours The degree in English and German Law is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with the University of Marburg. Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two years and the final year (Stages 1, 2 and 3) of the degree programme at Kent, and the third year (Stage A) at the German University. STAGE 2 - 125 Credits – 62.5 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (95 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

†GE507 German Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

5 GRMN5070

LW330 Introduction to German Constitutional Law 5 Non-contributory

Autumn & Spring

4 LAWS3300

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

† Unless exempted by the Director of the programme. If exempted from GE507, students will take LW598 and LW599. PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution 15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

Notes

1. A pass in the Stage 1 Language module will be a prerequisite for entry into Stage 2 of the degree unless you have been exempted by the Director of the programme, as will LW329. An average of 60% at stage 1 is a pre-requisite to entry to the year abroad (for students starting the programme after 17/18). The Director of the programme will consider applications for entry to the year abroad from students who do not achieve the required average if:

a) There is documented evidence of exceptional circumstances which have interfered with the student’s academic performance in stage 1, and

b) The Director of the programme is satisfied that, where appropriate to the circumstances, appropriate support is available whilst abroad to mitigate the effect of those circumstances, or

c) In order to contribute to widening participation in Higher Education, the student meets one of more of the contextual indicators required for entry to the Certificate in Law programme.

2. A pass at Stage 2 in GE507 must be achieved in order to qualify for the year abroad unless exempted from taking

this module by the Director of English and German Law. A pass in LW330 is also required to progress to the year abroad. Students who do not achieve these passes will revert to the LLB.

Further details are available from the Director of English and German Law, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson.

STAGE A – 120 Credits This will be spent in the Faculty of Law at the University of Marburg. Students accumulate 60 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) Credits which normally include the following courses (equivalent to 120 Kent Credits):

1. Einführung in das deutsche Rechtssystem für ausländische Studierende 2. Propädeutische Übung im Bürgerlichen Recht 3. BGB- Allgemeiner Teil 4. BGB-Schuldrecht (Allgemeiner Teil) 5. Völkerrecht

Students will choose additional modules in consultation with the Director of Studies in Marburg and the Director of English and German Law, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson. The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

ENGLISH AND GERMAN LAW ENGGERLAW-A:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term (at least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6) You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts (If not taken at Stage 2) 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law (If not taken at Stage 2) 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (if not taken LW508 at Stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated, condoned. Any remaining Credits can be taken from the following optional modules or from Wild modules (a maximum of 30 Credits can be taken as ‘Wild’ but this must be at Level 6):

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

ENGLISH AND ITALIAN LAW ENGITALLAW-A:LLB Single Honours

The degree in English and Italian Law is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with the University of Bologna. Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two years and the final year (Stages 1, 2 and 3) of the programme at Kent, and the third year (Stage A) at the Italian University.

STAGE 2 - 125 Credits – 62.5 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (95 Credits): IT508 is for students who studied IT301 in Stage 1. IT563 is for students who studied IT308 in Stage 1.

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

†IT508 Italian Intermediate B1-B2 (Intensive) 30 Autumn & Spring

5 ITAL5080

†IT563 Italian Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

6 ITAL5630

LW332 Introduction to Italian Constitutional Law 5 Non-contributory

Autumn & Spring

4 LAWS3320

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

† Unless exempted by the Director of the programme. If exempted from IT508 or IT563, students will take LW598 and LW599. PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

Notes

1. A pass in the Stage 1 language module will be a prerequisite for entry into Stage 2 of the degree unless exempted by the Director of English and Italian Law, as will LW329. An average of 60% at stage 1 is a pre-requisite to entry to the year abroad (for students who start the programme after 17/18). The Director of the programme will consider applications for entry to the year abroad from students who do not achieve the required average if:

a) There is documented evidence of exceptional circumstances which have interfered with the student’s academic performance in stage 1, and

b) The Director of the programme is satisfied that, where appropriate to the circumstances, appropriate support is available whilst abroad to mitigate the effect of those circumstances, or

c) In order to contribute to widening participation in Higher Education, the student meets one of more of the contextual indicators required for entry to the Certificate in Law programme.

2. A pass in either IT508 or IT563 must be achieved in order to show a certain standard. A pass in LW330 is also

required to progress to the year abroad. If students do not achieve these passes they will revert to the LLB. Further details are available from the Director of English and Italian Law, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson.

STAGE A – 120 Credits This is spent at the Law Faculty at the University of Bologna. Students accumulate 60 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) Credits from modules to be chosen in consultation with the Director of Studies for English and Italian Law, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson.

The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

ENGLISH AND ITALIAN LAW ENGITALLAW-A:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term (at least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6) You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts (If not taken at Stage 2) 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law (If not taken at Stage 2) 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (if not taken LW508 at Stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. Any remaining Credits can be taken from the following optional modules or from Wild modules (a maximum of 30 Credits can be taken as ‘Wild’ but this must be at Level 6):

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

ENGLISH AND SPANISH LAW ENGSPNLAW-A:LLB Single Honours The degree in English and Spanish Law is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with the Universidad Castilla La Mancha, Toledo, and the Universidad de Deusto de Bilbao. Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two and the final year of the degree programme at Kent (Stages 1, 2 and 3) and the third year (Stage A) at a Spanish University. STAGE 2 - 130 Credits – 65 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (100 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

†LS505 Spanish Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

5 HISP5050

LW334 Introduction to Spanish Constitutional Law 10 Non-contributory

Autumn & Spring

4 LAWS3340

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

† Unless exempted by the Director of the programme. If exempted from LS505, students will take LW598 and LW599. PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution 15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

Notes

1. A pass in the Stage 1 language module will be a prerequisite for entry into Stage 2 of the degree unless exempted by the Director of English and Spanish Law, as will a pass in LW334. An average of 60% in stage is a pre-requisite to entry to the year abroad (for students who start the programme after 17/18). The Director of the programme will consider applications for entry to the year abroad from students who do not achieve the required average if:

a) There is documented evidence of exceptional circumstances which have interfered with the student’s academic performance in stage 1, and

b) The Director of the programme is satisfied that, where appropriate to the circumstances, appropriate support is available whilst abroad to mitigate the effect of those circumstances, or

c) In order to contribute to widening participation in Higher Education, the student meets one of more of the contextual indicators required for entry to the Certificate in Law programme.

2. A pass in LS505 and LW334 must be achieved in order to qualify for the year abroad. If students do not achieve

these passes they will revert to the LLB.

Further details are available from the Director of English and Spanish Law, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson.

STAGE A – 120 Credits This will be spent in the Facultad de Derecho at either Universidad Castilla La Mancha, Toledo, or Universidad de Deusto de Bilbao. Students accumulate 60 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) Credits from modules

to be chosen in consultation with the Director of Studies for English and Spanish Law, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson.

The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

ENGLISH AND SPANISH LAW ENGSPNLAW-A:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term (at least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6) You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts (If not taken at Stage 2) 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law (If not taken at Stage 2) 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (if not taken LW508 at Stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. Any remaining Credits can be taken from the following optional modules or from Wild modules (a maximum of 30 Credits can be taken as ‘Wild’ but this must be at Level 6):

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

EUROPEAN LEGAL STUDIES EURLEGST-A:LLB Single Honours The degree in European Legal Studies (ELS) is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with the Universities of, Bergen (Norway), Copenhagen (Denmark), Grenoble (France), Groningen and Maastricht (The Netherlands), Charles University Prague (Czech Republic), Turku (Finland), Uppsala (Sweden) and Vienna (Austria). Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two and the final year (Stages 1, 2 and 3) at Kent, and the third year (Stage A) studying in either Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, The Netherlands, Norway or Sweden. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

The remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the optional modules above or from Wild modules.

STAGE A – 120 Credits This Stage will be spent at one of the law departments or faculties of the following Universities: Bergen, Copenhagen, Grenoble, Groningen, Maastricht, Charles University Prague, Turku, Uppsala or Vienna. Students accumulate 60 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) Credits, equivalent to 120 Kent Credits, from modules the majority of which should be law modules. Modules are to be chosen in consultation with the Director of Studies for European Legal Studies, Dr Martin Hedemann-Robinson. There are usually a limited number of places available to study at one of the designated host continental European partner-universities during the year abroad. Places are allocated normally on the following basis: (1) students submit their preferred short list of host partner universities to the Erasmus Placements Team, International Development Office, The Registry, University of Kent during the early part of the Autumn term of Stage 2; (2) places for each host partner university are then normally allocated by the Director of ELS according to individual student preference in so far as possible. However, where demand for a partner university exceeds the number of places available, the allocation will in principle be determined usually on the basis of academic performance of individual students during Stage 1 of the degree programme. Exceptionally though, a place may be allocated to a student by the Director of ELS if there are particularly strong academic-related or personal reasons for this to be done (eg. a student wishes to study the language of the country of a particular host partner university during Stage 1 and/or 2). The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

European Credit Transfer System In accordance with the European Credit Transfer System, students on these exchanges will be expected to have completed a learning agreement by the end of the Spring term of Stage 2. The learning agreement will contain an indicative list of the subject choices of students, and will be forwarded to the host university via the International Development Office. Information on the range of subjects offered will be available from the Director of the ELS programme.

EUROPEAN LEGAL STUDIES EURLEGST-A:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term (at least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6) You must take the following compulsory modules (30 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

PLUS 60 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

The remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the optional modules above or from Wild modules but this must be at Level 6.

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STUDIES (with stated year abroad destination) INTLEGALSTUD-A:LLB

Single Honours The degree International Legal Studies is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with partners in China, Hong Kong, Japan and Canada. Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two years and the final year (Stages 1,2 and 3) of the degree programme at Kent and the third year (Stage A) at their partner institution. Students choosing to go to the partner institution in China will be offered the opportunity to study Mandarin Chinese classes. For students opting to take this extra-curricular course, attendance is mandatory. In order to progress to the year abroad students must achieve an average of 60% in Stage 1 and 60% in Stage 2 (for students who started the programme in 17/18). The Director of Studies for Law will consider applications for entry to the year abroad from students who do not achieve the required average if:

a) there is documented evidence of exceptional circumstances which have interfered with the student’s academic performance in Stage 1, and

b) The Director of the programme is satisfied that, where appropriate to the circumstances, appropriate support is available whilst abroad to mitigate the effect of those circumstances, or

c) in order to contribute to widening participation in Higher Education, the student meets one or more of the contextual indicators required for entry to the Certificate in Law programme (for more information about contextual indicators, refer to: https://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/229/certificate-in-law#!entry)

Students should be aware that due to the entry requirements prescribed by some of our partner institutions, for example Osgoode Hall and Hong Kong University, a year abroad at these institutions will not be possible without an average of 60% in Stage 1 and 2. Students who are not eligible for the year abroad will be able to transfer to another programme; normally the single honours LLB Law. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

The remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the following recommended modules or from Wild modules:

Recommended modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

STAGE A – 120 Credits Stage A will be spent at one of the following Universities: Hong Kong University in Hong Kong, Renmin University, South Western University of Politics and Law Chongqing, Kobi University in Japan or Osgoode Hall, Canada. A range of subjects is offered by all Universities. All modules are taught in English. Students will be free to select courses they wish to study which, when totalled, amount to a full year of study. The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STUDIES (with stated year abroad destination) Single Honours INTLEGALSTUD-A:LLB STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take 90 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

The remaining 30 Credits can be taken from the optional modules above or from Wild modules.

LAW WITH FRENCH LANGUAGE AND A YEAR ABROAD LAWFRELANG-A:LLB Single Honours The degree in Law with French Language and a Year Abroad is a four-year programme offered in co-operation with the University of Montreal and the University of Ottawa. Students from the University of Kent registering for this degree will spend the first two years and the final year (Stages 1, 2 and 3) of the degree programme at Kent, and the third year (Stage A) in Canada. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

FR648 French Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

5 FREN6480

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

Notes 1. A pass in the Stage 1 language module will be a prerequisite for entry into Stage 2 of the degree unless exempted

by the Programme Director, Lisa Dickson. Compensation and condonement not available. 2. A pass in the Stage 2 language module will be a prerequisite to proceed to Stage A, unless exempted by the

Programme Director, Lisa Dickson. Compensation and condonement not available.

STAGE A – 120 Credits This will be spent in Canada at either the University of Montreal or the University of Ottawa. An extensive range of subjects is offered. Students will be taught in French and are free to select courses they wish to study, which, when totalled amount to a full year of study. The year abroad is assessed on a pass/fail basis. Students who fail the year abroad will revert to the LLB.

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW700 Law Year Abroad 120 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS7000

LAW WITH FRENCH LANGUAGE AND A YEAR ABROAD LAWFRELANG-A:LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

FR649 French Advanced C1 30 Autumn & Spring

6 FREN6490

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (unless LW508 was taken at Stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. Any remaining Credits can be taken from the following optional modules or from Wild modules (a maximum of 30 Credits can be taken as ‘Wild’):

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW WITH A LANGUAGE (FRENCH) LAWLANG(FRE):LLB Single Honours A pass standard in the Stage 2 language module must be achieved in order to be permitted to proceed to Stage 3. Students who fail their Stage 2 language module will be required to amend their degree registration and will no longer be eligible for a degree ‘with a language’. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

FR648 French Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

5 FREN6480

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

LAW WITH A LANGUAGE (FRENCH) LAWLANG(FRE):LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

FR649 French Advanced C1 30

Autumn & Spring

6 FREN6490

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (unless LW508 was taken at Stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. Any remaining Credits can be taken from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW WITH A LANGUAGE (GERMAN) LAWLANG(GER):LLB Single Honours A pass standard in the Stage 2 language module must be achieved in order to be permitted to proceed to Stage 3. Students who fail their Stage 2 language module will be required to amend their degree registration and will no longer be eligible for a degree ‘with a language’. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

GE507 is for students who studied GE301 in Stage 1. GE516 is for students who studied GE329 in Stage 1.

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

GE507

OR

GE516

German Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

5 GRMN5070

German Intermediate B1-B2 (Intensive) 30 Autumn & Spring

5 GRMN5160

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

LAW WITH A LANGUAGE (GERMAN) LAWLANG(GER):LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

GE503 German Advanced C1 30 Autumn & Spring

6 GRMN5030

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 60 Credits can be taken from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5810

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution 15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW WITH A LANGUAGE (SPANISH) LAWLANG(SPN):LLB

Single Honours A pass standard in the Stage 2 language module must be achieved in order to be permitted to proceed to Stage 3. Students who fail their Stage 2 language module will be required to amend their degree registration and will no longer be eligible for a degree ‘with a language’. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

LS504 is for students who studied LS302 in Stage 1. LS505 is for students who studied LS300 in Stage 1.

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LS504

OR

LS505

Spanish Intermediate B1-B2 (Intensive) 30 Autumn & Spring

5 HISP5040

Spanish Upper Intermediate B2 30 Autumn & Spring

5 HISP5050

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

LAW WITH A LANGUAGE (SPANISH) LAWLANG(SPN):LLB Single Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LS506 Spanish Advanced C1 30 Autumn & Spring

6 HISP5060

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 60 Credits can be taken from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

FACULTY JOINT HONOURS DEGREES IN LAW

Students must take a minimum of 90 Credits and a maximum of 150 Credits from each of the two subjects, including any compulsory modules. Please ensure that your Stage 3 choices satisfy the requirement of at least 90 Credits at Level 6.

LAW AND ACCOUNTING & FINANCE LAW-ACCF-4:BA Joint Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

AC524 Financial Accounting II 30 Autumn & Spring

5 ACCT5240

CB759 Strategic Management 30 Autumn & Spring

5 BUSN7590

LW315 Introduction to Obligations 15 Autumn 4 LAWS3150

LW316 Foundations of Property 15 Spring 4 LAWS3160

LW588 Public Law 1 30 Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

modules cannot be trailed.

LAW AND ACCOUNTING & FINANCE LAW-ACCF-4:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

AC521 Management Accounting I 30 Autumn & Spring

5 ACCT5210

AC523 Principles of Finance 30 Autumn & Spring

5 ACCT5230

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920 LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930 LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

LAW AND ACCOUNTING & FINANCE LAW-ACCF-4:BA Joint Honours STAGE 4 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ Module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 30 Credits from the following compulsory modules:

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

AC502 Business Finance 30 Autumn & Spring

6 ACCT5020

AC507 Management Accounting II 30 Autumn & Spring

6 ACCT5070

PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LAW-BUSADMIN:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 15 Credits from the following compulsory modules:

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CB679 Corporate and Business Strategy 15 Autumn 6 BUSN6790

CB684 Strategic Human Resource Management 15 Autumn 6 BUSN6840

PLUS 15 Credits from the following compulsory modules:

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CB520 Service Management 15 Spring 6 BUSN5200

CB678 Contemporary Management Challenges 15 Spring 6 BUSN6780

PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY LAW-CRIM:BA Joint Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW588 Public Law 1 30 Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

*SO505 Sociology of Crime and Deviance 30 Autumn & Spring

5 SOCI5050

*SO536 Criminal Justice in Modern Britain: Development, Issues and Politics

30 Autumn & Spring

5 SOCI5360

*Modules cannot be trailed, condoned or compensated module cannot be trailed.

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY LAW-CRIM:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920 LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

PLUS 30 Credits from the following Law optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS 30 Credits from the following Criminology optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

SO533 Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice 15 Autumn 6 SOCI5330

SO534 Violence and Society 15 Spring 6 SOCI5340

SO535 Youth and Crime 15 Autumn 6 SOCI5350

SO605 Crime, Media and Culture 15 Spring 6 SOCI6050

SO670 Kent Student Certificate for Volunteering Platinum Award

15 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI6700

SO679 Research Dissertation 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI6790

SO689 Drugs, Culture and Control 15 Autumn 6 SOCI6890

SO711 The Sociology of Imprisonment 15 Spring 6 SOCI7110

SO5011 Policing & Society 15 Spring 5 SOCI5011

SP637 Forensic Psychology: Theoretical and Applied Perspectives

15 Autumn 6 PSYC6370

LAW AND ECONOMICS LAW-ECON:BA Joint Honours Students will need to take an additional 30 Credits of Law modules as extra-curricular. This will be required in order to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree and be eligible to proceed to the Legal Practice Course. See start of this Law section for information on obtaining additional Law modules. STAGE 2 – 120 credits + 30 credits as extra-curricular You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

EC500 Microeconomics 30 Autumn & Spring

5 ECON5000

EC502 Macroeconomics 30 Autumn & Spring

5 ECON5020

LW588 Public Law 1 30 Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

module cannot be trailed. PLUS 30 Credits of Law modules as extra-curricular at either Stage 2 or Stage 3. If these are taken at Stage 2, they must be chosen from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW AND ECONOMICS LAW-ECON:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned PLUS 30 Credits from the following Economics optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

EC531 Policy Analysis 15 Autumn 5 ECON5310

EC534 The Economics of Money and Banking 15 Spring 5 ECON5340

EC538 Economic Controversies 15 Spring 5 ECON5380

EC540 Development Economics 15 Autumn 6 ECON5400

EC541 Economics Dissertation 30 Autumn & Spring

6 ECON5410

EC542 Econometrics I: An Introduction to Modern Econometrics using Stata

15 Autumn 6 ECON5420

EC543 Econometrics 2:Topics in Time Series 15 Spring 6 ECON5430

EC544 Economic Integration in the EU 15 Autumn 6 ECON5440

EC545 Economics of the Labour Market 15 Autumn 6 ECON5450

EC546 Games for Economics and Business 15 Spring 6 ECON5460

EC547 Industrial Economics 15 Spring 6 ECON5470

EC548 International Finance 15 Spring 6 ECON5480

EC549 International Trade 15 Autumn 6 ECON5490

EC550 Monetary Economics 15 Autumn 6 ECON5500

EC562 Economics of Finance 1: Financial Markets and Instruments

15 Autumn 6 ECON5620

EC563 Economics of Finance 2: Asset Pricing 15 Spring 6 ECON5630

EC565 Economics Extended Essay 15 Autumn OR Spring

6 ECON5650

EC569 Economic Growth 15 Spring 6 ECON5690

EC570 Microeconomics of Development 15 Spring 6 ECON5700

EC571 Agricultural, Food and Natural Resource Economics

15 Spring 6 ECON5710

EC580 Introduction to Econometrics 15 Autumn 5 ECON5800

EC581 Introduction to Time-Series Econometrics 15 Spring 5 ECON5810

EC582 The Economics of Human Capital 15 Spring 5 ECON5820

EC583 Political Economy 15 Autumn 5 ECON5830

EC585 Mathematical Economics 15 Autumn 5 ECON5850

EC603 Financial Crises 15 Autumn 6 ECON6030

PLUS 30 Credits of Law modules as extra-curricular if not taken at Stage 2. If these are to be taken at Stage 3, they must be chosen from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW AND MANAGEMENT LAW-MANAGEMT:BA Joint Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CB5011 Human Resource Management 15 Autumn 5 BUSN5013

CB514 Operations Management 15 Autumn 6 BUSN5140

CB676 Strategy Analysis and Tools 15 Spring 5 BUSN6760

CB750 Project Management 15 Spring 5 BUSN7500

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920 LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

LAW AND MANAGEMENT LAW-MANAGEMT:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CB520 Service Management 15 Spring 6 BUSN5200

CB587 Digital Marketing Strategy 15 Autumn 5 BUSN5870

CB6005 International Business: Theoretical Insights 15 Autumn 5 BUSN6005

CB602 Digital Marketing Applications 15 Spring 6 BUSN6020

CB605 European Business 30 Autumn & Spring

6 BUSN6050

CB612 New Enterprise Development 15 Autumn 5 BUSN6120

CB613 Entrepreneurship 15 Spring 6 BUSN6130

CB658 Diversity in Organisations 15 Spring 6 BUSN6580

CB678 Contemporary Management Challenges 15 Spring 6 BUSN6780

CB749 International Business: Modes and Functions 15 Spring 6 BUSN7490

CB751 Psychology of the Contemporary Workplace 15 Spring 6 BUSN7510

CB753 International and Comparative Human Resource Management

15 Spring 6 BUSN7530

CB755 Business/Consultancy Project 30 Autumn & Spring

6 BUSN7550

CB756 Digital Information Systems: A Management Perspective

15 Spring 5 BUSN7560

EC566 Macroeconomics for Business 15 Spring 5 ECON5660

LAW WITH QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH LAW/QUANT:LLB Students who wish to transfer to this programme at the end of stage 1 will be required to take and pass the non-contributory module SO342 ‘A Short Introduction to Quantitative Social Research within the Kent Q-Step Centre summer school. Due to the structure of this programme it will not be possible to transfer from the following joint honours programmes: Law, Accounting and Finance Law and Criminology Law and Economics Law and English Literature Psychology and Law For further information contact the Director of Studies for Law, Lisa Dickson. STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

SO744 The Power and Limits of Causal Analysis 15 Autumn 5 SOCI7440

SO746 How to win Arguments with Numbers 15 Spring 5 SOCI7460

Of the remaining 30 credits at least 15 credits must be taken from the following Law options. 15 credits can be wild.

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW WITH QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH LAW/QUANT:LLB STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law (unless LW508 was taken at Stage 1)

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 30 Credits from the following compulsory modules:

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

SO748 Quantitative Placement Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI7480

SO756 Quantitative Research Dissertation 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI7560

Any remaining Credits can be taken from the following lists of optional modules:

Law

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution 15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: principles and sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW AND SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY LAW-ANT:BA Joint Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (120 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920 LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

SE618 Advanced Social Anthropology I 15 Autumn 5 ANTS6180

SE619 Advanced Social Anthropology II 15 Spring 5 ANTS6190

LAW AND SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY LAW-ANT:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

≈LW601 Advanced Level Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

SE596 Theoretical Perspectives in Social Anthropology

15 Autumn 6 ANTS5960

SE597 Theoretical Topics in Social Anthropology 15 Spring 6 ANTS5970

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned.

PLUS 30 Credits from the following Law optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: principles and sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS a further 30 Credits from the following Social Anthropology optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

SE534 Special Project in Social Anthropology 30 Autumn & Spring

6 ANTS5340

SE549 The Anthropology of Health, Illness and Medicine

15 Spring 6 ANTB5490

SE550 Anthropology of Gender 15 Spring 6 ANTS5500

SE551 Anthropology and Language 15 Autumn 6 ANTS5510

SE552 Culture and Cognition 15 Spring 6 ANTS5520

SE554 Visual Anthropology 15 Autumn 6 ANTS5540

SE555 Project in Visual Anthropology 15 Spring 6 ANTS5550

SE575 Medicinal Plants in Holistic Perspective 15 Spring 6 ANTB5750

SE611 Violence and Conflict in the Contemporary World

15 Autumn 5 ANTS6110

SE615 Belief, Thought and Ethics 15 Autumn 6 ANTS6150

SE621 The Human-Environment Nexus: Contemporary Issues and Critical Approaches

15 Spring 6 ANTS6210

SE623 Urban Anthropology 15 Autumn 6 ANTS6230

SE752 Anthropology of Creativity 15 Spring 6 ANTS7520

LAW AND SOCIOLOGY LAW-SOC:BA Joint Honours

STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (105 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920 LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

*SO727 Contemporary Sociological Theory 15 Autumn 5 SOCI7270

*Module cannot be trailed, condoned or compensated

PLUS 15 Credits from the following spring optional modules:

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

SE556 Social Sciences in the Classroom 15 Spring 6 ANTB5560

SO525 Environmental Politics 15 Spring 6 SOCI5250

SO534 Violence and Society 15 Spring 6 SOCI5340

SO575 Poverty, Inequality and Social Security 15 Spring 6 SOCI5750

SO621 Narrative, Myth and Cultural Memory 15 Spring 6 SOCI6210

SO645 The Third Sector: Charities and Social Enterprises in Modern Societies

15 Spring 6 SOCI6450

SO657 Digital Culture 15 Spring 6 SOCI6570

SO711 The Sociology of Imprisonment 15 Spring 6 SOCI7110

SO736 Sociology of Religion 15 Spring 6 SOCI7360

SO737 Literature and Society 15 Spring 6

SO742 Emotion, Media and Culture 15 Spring 6 SOCI7420

SO746 How to Win Arguments with Numbers 15 Spring 5 SOCI7460

SO764 Enlightenment, Revolution and the Modern Social World

15 Spring 6 SOCI7640

SO6011 Selfies: Individualisation and Society 15 Spring 6 SOCI6011

LAW AND SOCIOLOGY LAW-SOC:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term (at least 90 Credits must be taken at Level 6) You must take the following compulsory module (30 Credits):

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 30 Credits from the following Law optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution 15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: principles and sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS 60 Credits from the following Sociology optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

SA503 A Future for the Welfare State? Social Change, Challenge and Crisis

30 Autumn & Spring

6 SAPO5030

SA531 The Care and Protection of Children and Families

15 Autumn 6 SAPO5310

SE556 Social Sciences in the Classroom 15 Spring 6 ANTB5560

SO505 Sociology of Crime and Deviance 30 Autumn & Spring

5 SOCI5050

SO509 Health, Illness and Medicine 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI5090

SO525 Environmental Politics 15 Spring 6 SOCI5250

SO532 Mental Health 15 Autumn 6 SOCI5320

SO533 Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice 15 Autumn 6 SOCI5330

SO534 Violence and Society 15 Spring 6 SOCI5340

SO535 Youth and Crime 15 Autumn 6 SOCI5350

SO536 Criminal Justice in Modern Britain: Development, Issues and Politics

30 Autumn & Spring

5 SOCI5360

SO537 Race and Racism 15 Autumn 6 SOCI5370

SO575 Poverty, Inequality and Social Security 15 Spring 6 SOCI5750

SO601 Welfare in Modern Britain 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI6010

SO621 Narrative, Myth and Cultural Memory 15 Spring 6 SOCI6210

SO645 The Third Sector: Charities and Social Enterprises in Modern Societies

15 Spring 6 SOCI6450

SO657 Digital Culture 15 Spring 6 SOCI6570

SO659 Risk and Society 15 Autumn 6 SOCI6590

SO668 The Sociology of Work 15 Autumn 6 SOCI6680

SO670 Kent Student Certificate for Volunteering, Platinum Award

15 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI6700

SO676 Cultures of Embodiment 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI6760

SO679 Research Dissertation 30 Autumn & Spring

6 SOCI6790

SO689 Drugs, Culture and Control 15 Autumn 6 SOCI6890

SO711 The Sociology of Imprisonment 15 Spring 6 SOCI7110

SO712 Urban Sociology 15 Autumn 6 SOCI7120

SO736 Sociology of Religion 15 Spring 6 SOCI7360

SO737 Literature and Society 15 Spring 6 SOCI7370

SO742 Emotion, Media and Culture 15 Spring 6 SOCI7420

SO744 The Power and Limits of Causal Analysis 15 Autumn 5 SOCI7440

SO746 How to Win Arguments with Numbers 15 Spring 5 SOCI7460

SO750 Popular Culture, Media and Society 15 Autumn 6 SOCI7500

SO755 Migration and Belonging 15 Autumn 6 SOCI7550

SO764 Enlightenment, Revolution and the Modern Social World

15 Spring 6 SOCI7640

SO6011 Selfies: Individualisation and Society 15 Spring 6 SOCI6011

POLITICS AND LAW POLITICS-LAW:BA Joint Honours SEE POLITICS SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS.

PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW PSY-LAW-4:BSC Joint Honours SEE PSYCHOLOGY SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS.

INTER-FACULTY JOINT HONOURS DEGREES IN LAW

Students must take a minimum of 90 Credits and a maximum of 150 Credits from each of the two subjects, including any compulsory modules. Please ensure that your Stage 3 choices satisfy the requirement of at least 90 Credits at Level 6.

For full details of the content of the Humanities programmes, methods of assessment and Humanities fixed Lecture Times, students are referred to the Humanities Stage 2 and 3 Handbook.

LAW, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE LAW-ENGLIT:BA Joint Honours

STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Stage 2 pre-1800 literature modules

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

EN681 Novelty, Enlightenment and Emancipation 30 Autumn 5 ENGL6810

EN692 Literature and Life: c. 1400-1700 30 Spring 5 ENGL6920

EN694 Shakespeare and Early Modern Drama 30 Autumn OR Spring

5 ENGL6940

EN697 Chaucer and Late Medieval English Literature 30 Autumn 5 ENGL6970

PLUS 30 Credits from the following optional modules:

Stage 2 post 1800 literature modules

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

EN672 Reading Victorian Literature 30 Spring 5 ENGL6720

EN675 Declaring Independence: 19th Century US Literature

30 Autumn 5 ENGL6750

EN677 The Contemporary 30 Spring 5 ENGL6770

EN689 Modernism 30 Autumn 5 ENGL6890

EN695 Empire, New Nations, Migration 30 Spring 5 ENGL6950

EN721 American Modernities: US Literature in the Twentieth Century

30 Spring 5 ENGL7210

LAW, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE LAW-ENGLIT:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory module (30 Credits):

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW588 Public Law 1 30 Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

module cannot be trailed. PLUS 30 Credits from the following Law optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution 15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS 60 Credits from the following English optional modules:

Please note that module entry may be subject to random allocation. Modules may be cancelled in the event of low recruitment.

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

EN580 Charles Dickens and Victorian England 30 Autumn 6 ENGL5800

EN583 Postcolonial Writing 30 Autumn 6 ENGL5830

EN588 Innovation and Experiment in New York, 1945-2015

30 Spring 6 ENGL5880

EN604 The Unknown: Reading and Writing 30 Spring 6 ENGL6040

EN633 Bodies of Evidence: Reading the Body in Eighteenth Century Literature

30 Autumn 6 ENGL6330

EN657 The Brontes in Context 30 Spring 6 ENGL6570

EN659 Contemporary Irish Writing 30 Spring 6 ENGL6590

EN661 The Stranger 30 Spring 6 ENGL6610

EN667 Harlem to Hogan’s Alley: Black Writing in North America

30 Spring 6 ENGL6670

EN669 Marriage, Desire and Divorce in Early Modern Literature

30 Autumn 6 ENGL6690

EN684 Clouds, Waves & Crows: Writing the Natural, 1800 to the Present

30 Spring 6 ENGL6840

EN701 The Global 18th Century 30 Spring 6 ENGL7010

EN702 Thomas Hardy 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7020

EN705 The Contemporary Memoir 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7050

EN706 The Love Poem: Wyatt to Charli XCX 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7060

EN708 Virginia Woolf 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7080

EN709 Animals, Humans, Writing 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7090

EN710 Victorian Aestheticism and Decadence 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7100

EN713 The New Woman: 1880-1920 30 Spring 6 ENGL7130

EN714 Utopia: Philosophy and Literature 30 Spring 6 ENGL7140

EN716 Marxism, Literature and Culture 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7160

EN717 The Graphic Novel 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7170

EN722 Global Capitalism and The Novel 30 Spring 6 ENGL7220

EN723 The Gothic: Origins and Exhumations, 1800 to the Present

30 Spring 6 ENGL7230

EN725 A Woman’s Tale: Writing Female Identity and Experience in Medieval Europe

30 Spring 6 ENGL7250

EN726 The "End of Empire": Post Imperial Writing in Britain

30 Autumn 6 ENGL7260

EN727 Early Shakespeare 30 Spring 6 ENGL7270

EN728 A Knight’s Tale: Chivalric Literature and Courtly Love in Premodern England

30 Autumn 6 ENGL7280

English Dissertation module options – subject to special registration conditions – see below

EN593† English Dissertation 30 Autumn 6 ENGL5930

EN594† English Dissertation 30 Spring 6 ENGL5940

† Students may take either EN593 or EN594 but not both. Please note the above English Dissertation modules are subject to special registration conditions and students will have been invited to submit their applications for consideration by the English Dissertation Committee prior to online module registration. Late applications will not be considered.

LAW, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE LAW-ENGLIT:BA Joint Honours STAGE 4 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 30 credits from the following English optional modules:

Please note that module entry may be subject to random allocation. Modules may be cancelled in the event of low recruitment.

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

EN580 Charles Dickens and Victorian England 30 Autumn 6 ENGL5800

EN583 Postcolonial Writing 30 Autumn 6 ENGL5830

EN588 Innovation and Experiment in New York, 1945-2015

30 Spring 6 ENGL5880

EN604 The Unknown: Reading and Writing 30 Spring 6 ENGL6040

EN633 Bodies of Evidence: Reading the body in Eighteenth Century Literature

30 Autumn 6 ENGL6330

EN657 The Brontes in Context 30 Spring 6 ENGL6570

EN659 Contemporary Irish Writing 30 Spring 6 ENGL6590

EN661 The Stranger 30 Spring 6 ENGL6610

EN667 Harlem to Hogan’s Alley: Black Writing in North America

30 Spring 6 ENGL6670

EN669 Marriage, Desire and Divorce in Early Modern Literature

30 Autumn 6 ENGL6690

EN684 Clouds, Waves & Crows: Writing the Natural, 1800 to the Present

30 Spring 6 ENGL6840

EN701 The Global 18th Century 30 Spring 6 ENGL7010

EN702 Thomas Hardy 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7020

EN705 The Contemporary Memoir 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7050

EN706 The Love Poem: Wyatt to Charli XCX 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7060

EN708 Virginia Woolf 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7080

EN709 Animals, Humans, Writing 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7090

EN710 Victorian Aestheticism and Decadence 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7100

EN713 The New Woman: 1880-1920 30 Spring 6 ENGL7130

EN714 Utopia: Philosophy and Literature 30 Spring 6 ENGL7140

EN716 Marxism, Literature and Culture 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7160

EN717 The Graphic Novel 30 Autumn 6 ENGL7170

EN722 Global Capitalism and The Novel 30 Spring 6 ENGL7220

EN723 The Gothic: Origins and Exhumations, 1800 to the Present

30 Spring 6 ENGL7230

EN725 A Woman’s Tale: Writing Female Identity and Experience in Medieval Europe

30 Spring 6 ENGL7250

EN726 The “End of Empire”: Post Imperial Writing in Britain

30 Autumn 6 ENGL7260

EN727 Early Shakespeare 30 Spring 6 ENGL7270

EN728 A Knight’s Tale: Chivalric Literature and Courtly Love in Premodern England

30 Autumn 6 ENGL7280

EN593† English Dissertation 30 Autumn 6 ENGL5930

EN594† English Dissertation 30 Spring 6 ENGL5940

† You can only take ONE English Dissertation over stages 3 and 4. Students may take either EN593 or EN594 but not both. Please note the above English Dissertation modules are subject to special registration conditions and students will have been invited to submit their applications for consideration by the English Dissertation Committee prior to online module registration. Late applications will not be considered. The remaining 30 credits should be taken from either the English optional modules above or the Law optional modules below:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

LAW AND HISTORY LAW-HIS:BA Joint Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 75 Credits in one term and 45 Credits in the other You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

PLUS 30 Credits from the following History optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

HI5013 Popular Religion and Heresy, 1100-1300 30 Autumn 5 HIST5013

HI5031 African History since 1800 30 Spring 5 HIST5031

HI5055 Russia, 1881-1945: Nationalism, Revolution and War

30 Autumn 5 HIST5055

HI5065 British History c. 1480-1620 30 Spring 5 HIST5065

HI5075 Marvels, Monsters and Freaks 1780-1920 30 Spring 5 HIST5075

HI5092 Armies at War 1914-1918 30 Spring 5 HIST5092

HI613 Conflict in Seventeenth Century Britain 30 Autumn 5 HIST6130

HI632 The Tools of Empire 1760-1920 30 Autumn 5 HIST6320

HI6002 The British Army and Empire c. 1750-1920 30 Autumn 5 HIST6002

HI6009 Europe and the Islamic World, c. 1450-1750 30 Autumn 5 HIST6009

HI6034 Anglo-French Relations 1904 - 1945 30 Spring 5 HIST6034

HI6042 The British Empire: Sunrise to Sunset 30 Autumn 5 HIST6042

HI6056 The British Atlantic World c.1580-1763 30 Spring 5 HIST6056

HI6064 Armies at War, 1792-1815 30 Spring 5 HIST6064

HI6069 Science and Religion 30 Spring 5 HIST6069

HI6076 Surgery, Science and Society since 1750 30 Autumn 5 HIST6076

HI6078 Restoration, Revolution and Reform: British Politics 1678-1763

30 Spring 5 HIST6078

HI761 The Cultural History of the Great War: Britain, France and Germany in Comparison - HI761

30 Spring 5 HIST7610

HI763 How the West was Won (or lost): The American West in the Nineteenth Cen

30 Autumn 5 HIST7630

HI767 Churchill's Army: the British Army in the Second World War

30 Autumn 5 HIST7670

HI769 Blitzkrieg to Baghdad: armoured warfare in theory, practice and imagery 1916-2003

30 Autumn 5 HIST7690

HI789 The Art of Death 30 Autumn 5 HIST7890

HI795 Inviting Doomsday: US Environmental Problems in the Twentieth Century

30 Spring 5 HIST7950

Please note: If a module is available at both Levels 5 and 6, then Stage 2 students should take the Level 5 and Stage 3 the Level 6. Students cannot take both versions of the same module.

LAW AND HISTORY LAW-HIS:BA

Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory module (30 Credits):

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

≈LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

≈ module cannot be compensated or condoned. PLUS 30 Credits from the following Law optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS 60 Credits from the following History optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

HI5042 Gothic Art: Image and Imagination in Europe, c.1140-1500

30 Autumn 6 HIST5042

HI5068 War and Modern Medicine 1850-1950 30 Autumn 6 HIST5068

HI6029 The Great War: British Memory, History and Culture †

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6029

HI6041 The Crusades in the Thirteenth Century † 60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6041

HI6045 Origins if the Second World War † 60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6045

HI605 Undergraduate Dissertation 30 Spring 6 HIST6150

HI6055 Literature and History: Text and Context in Nineteenth Century Science †

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6055

HI6058 Saints, Relics and Churches in Medieval Europe c. 500-1500

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6058

HI6060 After Stalin: The Decline and Fall of the Soviet Union †

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6060

HI6062 Death, Dynasty and Diplomacy: England, Scotland & France 1503-1603 †

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6062

HI6063 California: The Golden State † 60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6063

HI6068 Resistance, Rebellion and Regicide: c.1480-1603

30 Autumn 6 HIST6068

HI6075 Sex, Health and Deviance in Britain since 1800 60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6075

HI6081 The Elizabethan Court and Realm, 1558-1603 † 60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6081

HI6084 Rifles, Railways and Factories: a military history of the German Wars of Unification and the American Civil War

30 Spring 6 HIST6084

HI6086 Loyalists: The Wrong Side of American Independence †

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6086

HI6092 England and Europe in the Tenth Century 30 Spring 6 HIST6092

HI6093 The Empire Strikes Back? Imagining and Remembering Empire

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6093

HI6094 The Legacy of the Second World War: Retribution, Reconstruction and Reconciliation in Europe since 1945 †

60 Autumn & Spring

6 HIST6094

HI725 The Tools of Empire 1760-1920 30 Autumn 6 HIST7250

HI766 From Buffalo Bill to Bison Burgers: The American West in the 20th Century

30 Spring 6 HIST7660

HI770 Blitzkrieg to Baghdad: Armoured Warfare in Theory, Practice and Imagery 1916–2003

30 Autumn 6 HIST7700

HI796 Inviting Doomsday: US Environmental Problems in the Twentieth Century

30 Spring 6 HIST7960

† Denotes a Special Subject module, which cannot be registered during OMR. If you would like to select this module as part of your stage 3 credits you will need to submit a Special Subject Registration Form to [email protected] between 08:00 on Monday 5th March and 16:00 on Wednesday 7th March 2018. Please note: If a module is available at both Levels 5 and 6, then Stage 2 students should take the Level 5 and Stage 3 the Level 6. Students cannot take both versions of the same module.

LAW AND PHILOSOPHY LAW-PHIL:BA Joint Honours STAGE 2 - 120 Credits – 75 Credits in one term and 45 Credits in the other You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW592 Public Law 2 15 Spring 6 LAWS5920

LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

LW598 Equity and Trusts 15 Spring 6 LAWS5980

LW599 Land Law 15 Autumn 5 LAWS5990

LW650 The Law of Contract 15 Autumn 5 LAWS6500

LW651 The Law of Tort 15 Spring 5 LAWS6510

PLUS 30 Credits from the following Philosophy optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CL708 Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle 30 Spring 5 CLAS7080

PL596 Philosophy of Medicine 30 Spring 5 PHIL5960

PL599 Meaning, Mind and Faith 30 Spring 5 PHIL5990

PL602 Philosophy of Language 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6020

PL604 Philosophy of Mind and Action 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6040

PL605 Logic 30 Spring 5 PHIL6050

PL609 Philosophy of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence

30 Spring 5 PHIL6090

PL611 Metaphysics 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6110

PL618 Political Philosophy 30 Spring 5 PHIL6180

PL625 The Tragedy of Human Reason: Kant's Critique of Pure Reason

30 Autumn 5 PHIL6250

PL627 Myth of the State 30 Spring 5 PHIL6270

PL640 Normative Ethics 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6400

PL642 Feminist Philosophy 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6420

PL652 Politics, Philosophy and Economics 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6520

PL662 Philosophy and Film 30 Autumn 5 PHIL6620

PL664 Understanding Causality and Probability 30 Spring 5 PHIL6640

PL667 Political Emotions 30 Spring 5 PHIL6670

Please note: If a module is available at both Levels 5 and 6, then Stage 2 students should take the Level 5 and Stage 3 the Level 6. Students cannot take both versions of the same module.

LAW AND PHILOSOPHY LAW-PHIL:BA Joint Honours STAGE 3 - 120 Credits – 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory module (30 Credits):

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW601 Advanced Criminal Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6010

PLUS 30 Credits from the following Law optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW505 Family Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5050

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW518 The Law of Evidence 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5180

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW623 Race, Religion and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6230

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW652 Advanced Topics in Tort Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6520

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

PLUS 60 credits from the following Philosophy optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

CL709 Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle 30 Spring 6 CLAS7090

PL507 Philosophy Dissertation 30 Autumn & Spring

6 PHIL5070

PL570 Philosophy of Medicine 30 Spring 6 PHIL5700

PL573 Meaning, Mind and Faith 30 Spring 6 PHIL5730

PL576 Philosophy of Language 30 Autumn 6 PHIL5760

PL578 Philosophy of Mind and Action 30 Autumn 6 PHIL5780

PL579 Logic 30 Spring 6 PHIL5790

PL583 Philosophy of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence

30 Spring 6 PHIL5830

PL612 Metaphysics 30 Autumn 6 PHIL6120

PL619 Political Philosophy 30 Spring 6 PHIL6190

PL624 Tragedy of Human Reason: Kant's Critique of Pure Reason

30 Autumn 6 PHIL6240

PL626 Myth of the State 30 Spring 6 PHIL6260

PL641 Normative Ethics 30 Autumn 6 PHIL6410

PL643 Feminist Philosophy 30 Autumn 6 PHIL6430

PL653 Politics, Philosophy and Economics 30 Autumn 6 PHIL6530

PL663 Philosophy and Film 30 Autumn 6 PHIL6630

PL665 Understanding Causality and Probability 30 Spring 6 PHIL6650

PL668 Political Emotions 30 Spring 6 PHIL6680

TH643▲ Religious Studies and Philosophy in the Classroom

30 Autumn 6 RSST6430

▲This module is subject to a selection process that includes an interview. Please note: If a module is available at both Levels 5 and 6, then Stage 2 students should take the Level 5 and Stage 3 the Level 6. Students cannot take both versions of the same module.

DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY KENT LAW SCHOOL DIPLOMA IN EUROPEAN LEGAL STUDIES EURLEGST:DIP To obtain a Diploma, students must obtain a minimum of 120 Credits, of which at least 90 Credits must be at Level 5 or above. Stage 2 - 120 Credits - 60 in each term You must take the following compulsory modules (90 Credits):

Compulsory module:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30

Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

PLUS:

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn &

Spring 6 LAWS5220

OR LW593 European Union Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5930

AND One Law Optional Module 15 Spring 6

PLUS:

LW315 Introduction to Obligations 15 Autumn 4 LAWS3150

AND LW316 Foundations of Property 15 Spring 4 LAWS3160

OR LW588 Public Law 1 30

Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

PLUS 30 Credits from either the following recommended Law modules or Wild modules:

Recommended modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

DIPLOMA IN ENGLISH LAW ENGLAW:DIP This Diploma is offered specifically for students in the Universities of Bilbao, Bologna, Bordeaux, Grenoble, Toledo, Marburg, Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne), Paris Ouest, SWUPL (Chongqing), Renmin (Beijing), Tongji and Hong Kong University though it is available to students from other overseas universities as well. A minimum of 120 (60 ECTS) Credits are required, of which at least 90 Credits must be at Level 5 or above. All 120 Credits (60 ECTS) will normally be obtained in Law modules. Please consult the relevant Programme Director if you wish to take a non-Law module. Please note that some Law modules will have pre-requisites and you may only take those modules if you can show that you have covered the material contained within the pre-requisite module, with the approval of the Director of Studies. As an exception, European students can take LW593 European Union Law without having taken LW592 Public Law II. Stage 2 - 120 Credits - 60 in each term Students from Bilbao, Bologna, Toledo, Paris Ouest, China and Hong Kong must take 120 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

Students from Bordeaux or Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) must take the following compulsory modules (60 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW315 Introduction to Obligations 15 Autumn 4 LAWS3150

LW316 Foundations of Property 15 Spring 4 LAWS3160

LW588 Public Law 1 30 Autumn & Spring

5 LAWS5880

PLUS 60 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

Students from Marburg and Grenoble must take the following compulsory modules (30 Credits):

Compulsory modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW315 Introduction to Obligations 15 Autumn 4 LAWS3150

LW316 Foundations of Property 15 Spring 4 LAWS3160

PLUS 90 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

DIPLOMA IN LAW LAW:DIP Stage 2 - 120 Credits - 60 in each term You must take 120 Credits from the following optional modules:

Optional modules:

MODULE TITLE CREDIT AMOUNT

TERM TAUGHT

CREDIT LEVEL

Office Use Only

LW509 Human Rights and English Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5090

LW520 Company Law and Capitalism 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5200

LW522 Comparative Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5220

LW540 The Philosophy of Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5400

LW542 Policing 15 Spring 6 LAWS5420

LW543 Clinical Option 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5430

LW556 Intellectual Property Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5560

LW563 Dissertation Module 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5630

LW566 Dissertation Module 15 Spring 6 LAWS5660

LW570 Law and Social Change 15 Spring 6 LAWS5700

LW578 Law and Political Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5780

LW580 Consumer Law 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS5800

LW581 Law and Literature and Film 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5810

LW582 Banking Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5820

LW584 Forensic Science in Criminal Trials 15 Spring 6 LAWS5840

LW585 Environmental Law I 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5850

LW586 Environmental Law II 15 Spring 6 LAWS5860

LW589 Skills of Argument - How to Argue and Win 15 Autumn 6 LAWS5890

LW596 Gender, Sexuality and Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS5960

LW602 Law and Medical Ethics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6020

LW604 Morality and Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6040

LW609 Advanced Topics in Property Law: The Politics of Ownership

30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6090

LW611 Dissertation Module 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6110

LW616 Law and International Development 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6160

LW617 Legal Ethics: Exploring the Ethics of Lawyers and Lawyering

15 Spring 6 LAWS6170

LW624 Labour Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6240

LW626 Appropriate Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice

15 Spring 6 LAWS6260

LW629 Critical Law and Practice of International Business Transactions

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6290

LW632 International Economic Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6320

LW633 Clinical Option: The Criminal Justice System 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6330

LW635 Law, Space and Power 15 Spring 6 LAWS6350

LW636 Mental Health Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6360

LW640 Critical and Legal Reasoning 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6400

LW641 Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Law

15 Autumn 6 LAWS6410

LW642 International Law: Principles and Sources 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6420

LW643 International Humanitarian Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6430

LW644 International Human Rights Law in Context 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6440

LW645 International Law and Global Problems 15 Spring 6 LAWS6450

LW646 Homelessness Law and Policy 15 Spring 6 LAWS6460

LW647 Asylum and Refugee Law 15 Spring 6 LAWS6470

LW648 Immigration Law 15 Autumn 6 LAWS6480

LW649 Art, Law and Politics 15 Spring 6 LAWS6490

LW653 Law and Postcolonial Theory 30 Autumn & Spring

6 LAWS6530

A maximum of 30 Wild Credits can be taken alongside 90 Credits of Law modules, subject to the approval of the Director of Studies. Note: Students who have obtained the Diploma with an overall Merit and wish to register for Stage 3 of the LLB should

consult the Director of Studies for Law, Lisa Dickson.