LL.B. (Hons) Blended Learning, Griffith College - Dublin

Dublin, Leinster

36 Months

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About this course

The LL.B. (Hons) (Blended) law programme at Griffith College offers an innovative learning experience that combines online and classroom-based teaching. Delivered over three years, this flexible mode of study allows students who have professional or personal commitments, or those living outside Dublin, to study effectively. Students visit the Dublin campus monthly for 'live' days and access facilities comparable to full-time and part-time students. The course covers core legal subjects and elective areas of interest, with opportunities for extracurricular activities like mooting and debating. It is validated by QQI at Level 8 on the NFQ and maintains content and assessment standards equivalent to other modes at the college.

Why this course is highly recommended

The course is ideal for learners seeking flexibility without compromising on quality, as it replicates the full-time programme's content and assessment standards. Delivered by experienced academics and practicing solicitors and barristers, students gain essential legal knowledge and practical skills in a technology-rich environment. The inclusion of extracurricular activities such as mooting and participation in law societies adds real-world experience, making it a strong foundation for legal careers and postgraduate study.

Specialisation

Students can tailor their degree by choosing from a wide range of electives such as Law of Evidence, Administrative Law, International Human Rights Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more. This allows focus on specific legal areas like criminal law, human rights law, and corporate law, aligning education with individual career interests.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

10.84L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants under 23 years must meet the Leaving Certificate requirements, including a minimum of two H5s and four O6/H7s, with a language subject. Those over 23 or mature students are required to fill out an online application and upload proof of ID. All students need a laptop with webcam, external microphone, broadband access, and a basic understanding of IT skills.

English language test

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

105

IELTS

Career prospects

Graduates of this law degree can pursue roles such as legal secretary, solicitor, barrister, legal advisor, or specialist in areas like corporate law, litigation, and financial services. The degree also provides a pathway to further postgraduate studies like an LL.M. in various legal disciplines, or entry into professional qualifications such as those administered by the Law Society of Ireland or Kings Inns.

FAQs

How flexible is the blended learning mode?

The programme combines online lectures, weekly virtual activities, fortnightly webinars, and monthly on-campus workshops, offering learners significant flexibility to study around personal and professional commitments.

What are the tuition fees?

The fee for Irish/EU students studying via blended learning at Dublin is EUR 6,500, with additional administrative and protection charges applicable each year.