LLB Law English NI with French
Course overview
This three-year LLB Law (English/NI) with French at the University of Dundee gets students ready to work as a lawyer in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland, and also in other countries that use common law, such as Canada. The course gives them the main legal knowledge they need to start working. It puts together a complete law degree with learning the French language.
Students will take one French class every three months (semester), and classes are open to both people who are new to French and those who have studied it before. The degree prepares them for the first part of the lawyer's exam (SQE Stage 1) in England and Wales. It is also an approved step towards training to become a lawyer in Northern Ireland.
Students are taught mainly through lectures and tutorials, along with group work, debates, and independent study sessions. Learning is strongly focused on developing practical skills like research, analysis, problem-solving, and clear communication. The university's Academic Skills Centre helps with studying, and specialist career advice is included in the course. Teachers are experts in their subjects and research, and many have practical experience working in the legal field.
Entry requirements
Candidates for this course apply through the UCAS system. They must submit a personal statement where they explain their interest in studying law and include any relevant academic achievements. A formal academic reference from a teacher or advisor is a necessary part of the application. Applicants may also choose to send in supporting documents to show their related experience or dedication to their studies.
Grade Requirements:
- For candidates taking A-Levels, the standard offer is AAB (not counting General Studies). Students must achieve a minimum of Grade B in A-Level French and a GCSE in Mathematics or a Science subject at Grade B/6 or above is also recommended.
- Students with the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma are typically required to have 34 points overall, with scores of 6, 6, and 5 at Higher Level.
- Scottish candidates need AA at Advanced Higher plus AAABB at Higher, including a recommended Higher English and National 5 Mathematics at Grade B or better.
English Proficiency:
- Applicants who are not from a majority English-speaking country must show a sufficient level of English language skills.
- The required score for the IELTS Academic test is an overall score of 6.5, with a score of at least 6.0 in the Writing section, and no less than 5.5 in the Listening, Reading, and Speaking sections.
- Other recognised English language tests, such as Pearson (PTE Academic) or TOEFL iBT, are also accepted as proof of English ability.
Scholarships
Alumni and Family Scholarship
Value: £1,500 - £3,000
Up to £1,500Alumni Scholarship
Value: £1,500 - £3,000
Up to £1,500Dow Memorial Trust Scholarship - Dentistry
Value - £2,000 - £2,500 per year.
Up to £2,000Dow Memorial Trust Scholarship - Medicine
Value: £2,000 - £2,500 per year.
Up to £2,000GEMS Scholarship
Value - £6,000 per year of study
Up to £6,000Global Excellence Scholarship Undergraduate
Value: £7,500 per year of study.
Up to £7,500Vice Chancellor's East Asia Undergraduate Scholarship
Value - £4,000
Up to £4,000
Career opportunities
The skills gained in this LLB Law (English/NI) with French degree prepare graduates for professional roles in law and many other sectors. The major career paths include:
- Judiciary
- Civil and Diplomatic Services
- Law Firms
- Finance
- Banking
Cost of study
The tuition fee for this LLB Law (English/NI) with French in the University of Dundee for International Students is £23,150. Tuition fee is subject to increase annually.
Admission
Applications for this LLB Law (English/NI) with French undergraduate course must be submitted through the UCAS website (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Speak to one of our trained AHZ counsellors for more information and assistance with the process.
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