Law University of Essex Online

Overview

This Law CertHE programme from the University of Essex Online , equivalent to the first level of undergraduate study, the course will explore a number of essential law topics, such as:

• criminal law, burden of proof and proposal for reform

• legally enforceable contracts and the factors that render them unenforceable

• the role of constitutional and administrative law and their related issues

Alongside learning about these thought-provoking topics, you will delve deeper into their meaning through discussion forums with fellow classmates based around the world. Whether you intend to study a full law degree and go on to practise law professionally, or if you are interested in one of the many careers that benefit from a legal background, this course will open up your career options.

Why the Law CertHE is great

• The Law programme at University of Essex Online is employability focused and will equip you with the skills required for careers in the legal sector as well as related fields.

• Experienced academics and legal practitioners will deliver your modules and help you to develop the knowledge and skills that are required for legal practice.

• Gain a recognised qualification in just 16 months from the University of Essex, one of the top 40 universities in the UK (Complete University Guide 2023).

Career opportunities:

Legal knowledge is highly useful in a huge range of industries – from management, finance and human resources to education, the government and the voluntary sector. Or once you finish your CertHE course, you may choose to progress on to the LLB (Hons) Law.

Gaining an undergraduate qualification with the University of Essex Online also puts you in good stead for your career prospects. Results from the 2021 student survey showed:

• 92% of students said their course helped develop their research skills

• 89% of students say their studies fit with their future plans

• Almost 60% said their studies had a positive effect on their career

• 25% of students saw their salaries increase by up to 10%