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Bachelor of Law

About the program

A structured research doctorate in law leading to a PhD thesis.

Learners studying Law can develop the ability to interpret relevant legal or policy concepts
Evaluate evidence and arguments and communicate structured
Ethically informed analysis
And conduct and communicate an original research project where this is a research doctorate. These are indicative learning goals
Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.

Structured PhD in Law (four years full-time
Six part-time unless stated): an original research thesis written under a supervisor
Supported by taught graduate-education modules
Discipline-specific modules and progress milestones. Applications are accepted at any time.

104-120 UCAS tariff points (e.g. two A-levels or BTEC equivalents)
or qualifications equivalent to British A-levels; flexible entry may apply
UCAS tariff points vary by course (e.g. 104-120 for Accountancy and Finance); no GPA published

High school leaving examinations equivalent to British A-levels, International or European Baccalaureate, or an International Foundation Year

Review the chosen program's academic and language requirements. Prepare academic transcripts
qualification documents and any course-specific supporting materials. Submit the admission application and pay the application fee if required. Follow the institution's instructions for accepting an offer and meeting any enrollment conditions.

Campus	Southampton City Centre
Faculty or school	School of Business, Law and Society
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	_
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1.5 years
Scholarship note	University scholarships and bursaries are offered subject to course level, student status and award criteria.

University scholarships and bursaries are offered subject to course level, student status and award criteria.