LLB in Law (European and International), The University of Sheffield

The Law (European and International) LLB program provides a solid foundation in the Common Law of England and Wales while also offering insights into European and international legal issues. Over four years, students explore core subjects such as the foundations of legal knowledge, comparative law, and international law, coupled with opportunities to study abroad in their third year. The course emphasizes real-world experience through pro bono schemes and research-led teaching by experts in the field, some of whom are practicing professionals. Students develop critical legal skills, including mooting, employability workshops, and legal research, preparing them for careers in law, judiciary positions, or broader managerial roles. The curriculum is flexible, allowing students to tailor their degree through optional modules such as International Trade Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Immigration & Asylum Law. The program is designed for those with strong academic records aspiring to a professional legal career or further postgraduate study.