The BA Law and Combined Honours Degree at SOAS University of London explores how legal systems operate across borders, with a focus on global issues and comparative perspectives. You’ll build strong foundations in core law subjects while developing critical and analytical skills for study and work in international contexts.
The BA Law and Combined Honours Degree at SOAS University of London offers an in-depth exploration of legal systems and their operations on a global scale. This programme emphasizes critical analysis of contemporary issues, encouraging students to develop a robust understanding of law within various contexts. Students will gain foundational knowledge in core legal subjects while honing essential analytical skills applicable to international environments.
The curriculum integrates core law modules with courses from your chosen honours discipline. This combination allows for a comprehensive understanding of law as well as the opportunity to explore other areas of interest. The availability of specific modules may change, so it is advisable to consult the SOAS programme page for the most current offerings.
Entry requirements vary according to the applicant’s background and specific qualifications. SOAS typically considers qualifications at Level 3 (or equivalent) to determine eligibility for the programme.
Indicative A-level requirement: AAA (or equivalent).
Contextualised offer: AAB (or equivalent).
Graduates of the BA Law and Combined Honours Degree are well-equipped for a variety of career paths, including roles in legal practice, public policy, international relations, and academia. The blend of legal knowledge and interdisciplinary study prepares students to tackle complex global issues and pursue opportunities in diverse fields.
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