LLB (Hons) Law with Integrated Foundation Year
Simple overview of this programme
This programme is for people who want to enter a legal route and become familiar with the legal system, law, cases, legal argument, legal research and legal writing.
The course starts with a Foundation Year and then moves into core legal topics such as Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Contract Law, Tort Law and Property Law.
Decision summary
people interested in law, justice, legal cases, analysis, writing, research, compliance, public sector or legal support.
people who avoid heavy reading, serious English texts, writing, analysis and argument, or who only want an easy degree.
Who this programme is for
What jobs can this programme lead to?
Realistic starting roles:
Growth path after experience:
Important note: This degree alone does not guarantee direct entry into legal practice or professional legal titles. Routes to solicitor or barrister usually require separate steps, exams, experience and professional requirements.
Key programme information
Timing and classes
The course runs for 4 years and includes a Foundation Year.
Teaching takes place at William College in Stratford, London, and the degree is awarded by Bath Spa University. The delivery model is blended: 1 day in college and 1 day online in each teaching week.
How difficult is this programme?
This is not one of the easy university routes.
The main difficulty comes from reading volume, legal texts, English language, precise writing, case analysis and logical argument.
What is the Foundation Year and how does it help?
The Foundation Year helps you build academic skills, English-medium study habits, digital skills and initial Law and Legal Practice foundations before the main years.
It is useful for people who have been away from education or want a stronger base before serious legal study.
Main advantage of this programme
It opens a serious and clear route into law, legal analysis, research, writing, argument and understanding the legal system.
Important points before choosing
This programme is not a good choice for someone looking for an easy route with little reading.
An LLB degree alone does not mean you immediately become a lawyer. Professional legal routes may require further stages, experience and separate requirements.