Studying Law provides students with a deep understanding of the legal system and its role in modern society. It also increases awareness of individual rights and responsibilities. Through exploring legal principles and their application to real-life situations, students develop valuable skills in analysis, decision-making, critical thinking, and problem-solving. These transferable skills are highly regarded by universities and employers alike.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN:
Understanding how society works?
Justice and fairness?
Current affairs and politics?
Debating and arguing a case?

LEADING TO FUTURES IN:
Students could go on to take many degree courses in subjects such as law, history, English, sociology, criminology, business, politics, government and accounting, and economics. There are many other future pathways including “fast-track” Policing programmes.

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
Grade 5 or above in GCSE English Language.