TOP 10 LAW COURSES IN UK

Criminology is a Level 3 Diploma and students will take this course alongside other A-level subjects (e.g. criminology, sociology and history). It is assessed by both coursework (50%) and examinations (50%).

Hopwood Hall are delighted to offer this exciting new course which will provide a direct route into Higher Education courses and careers in the fields of Criminology, Law, Policing, Forensic Psychology and many related disciplines.

This is an entry-level, introductory into the world of Law and Criminology. You will cover various aspects of Law including Scots Law, Property Law and more. This course provides an insight into the varied aspects of the legal sector and the many career options available.

This is a two year full-time course made up of BTEC Applied Law, (BTEC Applied Psychology) and WJEC Criminology. It is designed for students who wish to study law or criminology at university and also have a grounding in Psychology.

Not ready to commit to a full apprenticeship programme?  We can design a schedule around the aspirations of your business, from standalone sessions to a complete skills development plan. We offer remote learning.

The Council for Licensed Conveyancer qualification is a specialised law qualification. It is aimed at those who are working in, or who wish to return to a conveyancing related career.

This study programme supports students who need to complete GCSE resits in both English and Maths. The College Diploma emphasises skills development at this level, so a supportive programme of maths and English is compulsory and will make up the bulk hours of study.

This course is for anyone who is interested in Criminology. It will give you some of the base concepts in the area and is a starting point of exactly what Criminology is, what it tells us about Society and how it is used day to day.

In the UK the legal sector is worth approximately £60 billion, with over 12,000 organisations and just under 21 million employees, plus approximately 15,000 self-employed barristers. The UK’s legal sector supports trade and commerce around the world.

In the whole training session, the facilitator will deliver the course with some live examples, case studies, to demonstrate practical applications of the CPR.