The LLB (Hons) Law at Queen Mary University of London is a three-year undergraduate programme that provides a comprehensive foundation in law. The curriculum covers all compulsory modules needed to meet Bar Council and Law Society requirements, making it ideal for students aspiring to become solicitors or barristers, as well as those interested in broader legal careers or sectors. Year one focuses on the core principles of law and legal analysis, such as case law, statutory interpretation, and EU legislation. Years two and three offer a diverse selection of specialist options, including human rights law, intellectual property, criminology, and medical negligence. Students can also apply for the competitive 'LLB Law in Practice' route, which extends the programme to four years and includes an eight-month paid work placement with top legal employers. The programme develops skills in analysis, problem-solving, argumentation, and communication, preparing graduates for legal professions and other fields such as business, public administration, and policy.