University of Gloucestershire

Law – Corporate Law (Hons) (LLB) is designed to build your legal knowledge and practical skills for a career in corporate and commercial practice. You’ll study core law alongside specialist corporate law topics, and you can gain real client experience through the Law Clinic and an extended dissertation on a corporate law theme.

• Award: LLB (Hons) Law – Corporate Law
• Mode: Full-time (and a four-year sandwich option may be available)
• Specialism: Corporate Law pathway
• Teaching & learning: Lectures, seminars, mooting, group work, and research-led study
• Assessment highlights: Law Clinic (supervised client advice) and a dissertation
• Language of instruction: English
• Start dates: Check the programme website for the latest intake dates
• Tuition fees: Check the programme website for current fee information

Programme Structure

Core and pathway modules typically include:

• Contract Law
• Commercial Law
• Constitutional and Administrative Law
• Equity and Trusts
• International and European Trade Law

Corporate Law pathway learning is supported through specialist study and applied learning activities, including:

• Law Clinic: assessed client advice under supervision
• Mooting and advocacy practice: to build courtroom and negotiation skills
• Dissertation: an extended research project on a self-selected corporate law topic

Curriculum details (module titles, sequencing and optional choices) can vary by year. Please check the programme website for the most up-to-date curriculum map.

English requirements

TOEFL^® IBT

80

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PTE Academic

64

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IELTS

6

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Work Permits

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Work rights after graduation depend on the country where you study and your individual visa status. In many cases, graduates may be eligible to apply for a post-study work permission/visa that allows you to remain in the country to look for work or start employment.

• Eligibility: you typically need to have completed an eligible programme and meet the visa requirements in place at the time of application.
• Duration: post-study work permissions are usually granted for a limited period (the length varies by country and immigration policy).
• Conditions: some visas require you to have studied full-time, maintained valid immigration status, and applied within a set timeframe after graduation.
• Country-specific rules: requirements and permitted activities can change, so always confirm the latest guidance with the official immigration authority and your university’s international student team.

For the most accurate information, review the programme website and the relevant government guidance for your study location.