
International Foundation Programme in Business, Law and Social Sciences - Continue to Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law with Business
University Of Chester · Chester, United Kingdom
About this programme
The University of Chester's Centre for Foundation Studies offers programmes that enable you to progress to a wide variety of undergraduate degrees across the University. Specialist tutors and excellent pastoral and academic support are available, and subject specific areas of study relating to the chosen degrees programme are integrated within the Foundation pathways. The programmes are designed to offer a specialist pathway for international students that do not currently meet the University's direct entry requirements.
The Centre for Foundation Studies is equipped to provide international students with all the support they need for a welcoming and enjoyable experience in the city and University of Chester.
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law with Business
By studying Law alongside Business, students will explore the links between the business world and the legal system as they embark on a professionally recognised Law degree with a strong business element.
In studying Law (LLB) students will explore all aspects of the legal system from a practical professional basis to a wider social and theoretical setting. At Chester, they maintain strong links with the local legal profession and offer extracurricular opportunities, such as mooting, debating and guest lectures, to further enhance their employability.
As well as covering the major legal areas one would expect, at Chester they provide a number of optional modules, allowing students to develop their studies to their own interests.
At Chester, they use links with the local legal community to enhance their provision (e.g. guest lectures) and to help students make the most of their Work Based Learning placements during the second year.
The Centre for Foundation Studies is equipped to provide international students with all the support they need for a welcoming and enjoyable experience in the city and University of Chester.
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law with Business
By studying Law alongside Business, students will explore the links between the business world and the legal system as they embark on a professionally recognised Law degree with a strong business element.
In studying Law (LLB) students will explore all aspects of the legal system from a practical professional basis to a wider social and theoretical setting. At Chester, they maintain strong links with the local legal profession and offer extracurricular opportunities, such as mooting, debating and guest lectures, to further enhance their employability.
As well as covering the major legal areas one would expect, at Chester they provide a number of optional modules, allowing students to develop their studies to their own interests.
At Chester, they use links with the local legal community to enhance their provision (e.g. guest lectures) and to help students make the most of their Work Based Learning placements during the second year.
Admission requirements
- Minimum Level of Education Required: Grade 12 / High School
- Min GPA: 50.0%
- English Proficiency Requirements:
For direct admission, applicant must be from an English speaking country or meet the following English test score:- Min IELTS overall: 5 (Min Listening: 4.5, Min Reading: 4.5, Min Speaking: 4.5, Min Writing: 4.5)
Intakes
April 2024
Apply by 01 Mar 2024September 2024
Apply by 30 Jul 2024
Apply by 01 Mar 2024September 2024
Apply by 30 Jul 2024
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