Do you have a passion for debating or an interest in solving complex criminal and civil law issues? If so, A Level Law is the course for you. You’ll build a solid understanding and study key areas of criminal and civil law. Studying law can set you apart and give you a head start in your future career.
Complementary courses
- Politics
- Sociology
- History
- Criminology
- English Language / Literature
- Philosophy and Ethics
Course Content
You’ll explore how the law regulates all aspects of life, rightly or wrongly, and consider how morals and public policy impact the development of our lives. Key topics include criminal law, tort law, and human rights law. You’ll enhance your studies with lively debates, mock trials, and case studies. A Level Law is an excellent foundation for studying the subject at degree level. Whether you’re aiming for a career in law or want to study a subject that can open doors, this course will put you on the path to a range of exciting careers.
Your Assessment
- 100% examination
Our Entry Requirements
For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements
You’ll explore how the law regulates all aspects of life, rightly or wrongly, and consider how morals and public policy impact the development of our lives. Key topics include criminal law, tort law, and human rights law. You’ll enhance your studies with lively debates, mock trials, and case studies. A Level Law is an excellent foundation for studying the subject at degree level. Whether you’re aiming for a career in law or want to study a subject that can open doors, this course will put you on the path to a range of exciting careers.
For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements
Do you have a passion for debating or an interest in solving complex criminal and civil law issues? If so, A Level Law is the course for you. You’ll build a solid understanding and study key areas of criminal and civil law. Studying law can set you apart and give you a head start in your future career.
Complementary courses
- Politics
- Sociology
- History
- Criminology
- English Language / Literature
- Philosophy and Ethics
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