Atlantic Technological University

Study law alongside the criminal justice system in this Law with Criminal Justice programme at Atlantic Technological University. You’ll build a strong foundation in core legal subjects while exploring crime, criminology, legal practice, and the roles of key actors across the justice process. You can also gain practical experience through work placement and/or the Street Law initiative, where students deliver legal information in schools and community settings. Duration: Typically 4 years (subject to programme regulations) Award/Level: Undergraduate degree (exact award type may vary) Credits: Programme credit structure applies (ECTS allocation per module) Delivery: On-campus (confirm campus location with the provider) Language of instruction: English Work placement: Placement opportunities may be available Street Law: Optional/available as part of the student experience Application: Apply via the provider’s admissions process Start dates: Usually September intake (confirm for the current academic year) Tuition fees: Fees vary by student category—check the provider’s current fee schedule

Programme Structure

This programme blends core law modules with criminal justice-focused learning. You will progress through a structured curriculum that builds legal foundations, develops legal practice skills, and applies your learning to justice-related contexts.

Indicative modules may include

• Constitutional Law
• Contract Law
• Criminal Law
• Tort
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
• Legal practice and/or legal skills development
• ICT skills for legal and professional contexts
• Criminal justice and criminology-related modules (e.g., crime, victims/defendants, and justice system perspectives)

Practical learning

• Work placement opportunity (where available)
• Street Law participation (where available), delivering legal information to schools and community groups

Note: Module titles and sequencing can vary by academic year. For the most accurate curriculum map, refer to the programme handbook or the provider’s published course outline.

Academic requirements

We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.

English requirements

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Other requirements

General requirements

Leaving Certificate (Ireland) entry requirement

• 5 subjects at O6/H7, including:
• English or Irish at O6/H7
• Maths not required

QQI/FET Major Award: Any

GCE / A-level / GCSE entry requirement

• 5 distinct recognised GCSE/A-level subjects, including:
• 1 A-level at Grade E
• 4 other subjects at GCSE level Grade C, including English or Irish

Tip: If you have qualifications from outside these listed systems, admissions may consider equivalent credentials. Check with the admissions office for guidance on recognition of prior learning.

Make sure you meet all requirements

For the most up-to-date entry criteria, application steps, and intake dates, please refer to the programme website or contact the admissions team.

Post-study work rights (Ireland): Graduates may be eligible to apply for a post-study work permission after completing an eligible programme in Ireland, subject to meeting the relevant conditions.

Typical eligibility considerations:

• You must have successfully completed your programme of study in Ireland.
• You must apply within the required timeframe after graduation (check the current rules for exact dates).
• You may need to demonstrate that your course meets the criteria for the post-study work scheme.
• Some permissions require you to have been enrolled on a qualifying full-time programme.

Duration: The length of the post-study work permission depends on the level and type of your qualification and the rules in force at the time of application.

Important notes:

• Immigration rules can change. Always verify the latest requirements with the Irish immigration authorities or your university’s international office.
• Holding a post-study work permission does not automatically guarantee employment; you must still meet any conditions related to work and residence.

Next step: Confirm your specific eligibility with Atlantic Technological University’s international support team and review the current guidance for Ireland’s post-study work permissions.