The purpose of a BCom (Law) degree is to allow the student to acquire knowledge of the South African legal system, private law, business enterprises law, labour law and customary law. In addition to this, the student will be able to take courses in aspects of Economic and Management Sciences.​

The Master’s Degree Program in Single Cycle Law has a duration of five years and aims to provide students with advanced level training in the field of law, aimed at carrying out highly qualified activities in a variety of professional contexts.

The Law Degree offered by the Porto School of Law of the UCP Faculty of Law is a 4-year university-level degree. In this course, students acquire solid legal knowledge and develop transversal skills that will allow them to actively participate in society, as a citizen who makes a difference and as a competent, responsible and honest professional.

If you are interested in how the law impacts our daily lives and how disputes are settled in an increasingly globalized world, then studying law at Tallinn University is for you! The program focuses on European and International Law.

Kent Law School brings the study of law to life and prepares you for a successful career in law. Our LLB in Law and Politics develops your critical and analytical skills, enables you to think about the role of law in society, and provides hands-on experience through opportunities to work on real cases in our Law Clinic.

DMU’s Law course offers a practical approach to legal education, covering core modules like Contract and Criminal Law in the first year. You can specialize in areas such as Business Law or Human Rights. With hands-on experiences and interactions with legal professionals, you’ll gain real-world skills for a legal career.

Are you passionate about a cause? Do you want to help others? If your answer is yes, then law school may be the right career path for you. Lawyers work to ensure the highest standards of the law are upheld as they advocate, advise, and counsel those they represent. Careers in law enforcement, government, business, politics, and education are all possible with a law degree.

We train law professionals, both theoretically and in practice, to enable the graduate to practice the professions to which the degree gives him access and for his subsequent specialization, providing him with critical judgment, social responsibility and autonomous work capacity and as a team for issues related to law

Our LLB (Hons) Law with Foundation Year provides you with the fundamental knowledge needed to excel within the field of law.

The Double Degree in Law and Management program is the result of a partnership between the Faculty of Law and Católica Porto Business School and allows the completion of two distinct degrees (one in Law and one in Management) in a total of 10 semesters.

The Bachelor's degree in Global Law offers a legal education with a strong international focus, integrating law with economics and technological innovation. Students explore the intersection of legislation, technology, and global markets, analyzing regulatory frameworks and emerging legal challenges. With an emphasis on critical thinking and global governance, the programme prepares graduates to navigate complex legal issues in an evolving, interconnected world.

With the Law Degree, you will acquire a deep understanding of the pillars of Law, while developing essential skills such as research, critical analysis, case resolution and argumentation, essential tools to face the challenges of the legal field.

Our 4-year law with a business degree, known as an LLB or Bachelor of Law, is equivalent to a BA or BSc. This course is ideal for students interested in pursuing a career in law and wishing to understand its operation in a business environment.

The purpose of this package in law is to provide broad formative education but it does not lead to any specific career outcomes. The student is, however, enabled to continue with the LLB degree (which is career-specific) or a BComHons. The skills acquired may be applied in either the private or public sectors.

The programmes examines all of the main topics within the Law of Evidence. Along with such basic concepts as relevance and the court's discretion to exclude technically admissible evidence, the topics that will be covered include the burden of proof, the course of the trial, the competence and compellability of witnesses, the opinion rule, the rule against hearsay, cross-examination, the law governing the admissibility of confessions, corroboration, privilege, and the principles that regulate the admission of character evidence.