About the course
The LLB (Hons) gives you a broad and rigorous grounding in law. You study the University of Wolverhampton programme, taught face to face by our law faculty, and you graduate with a University of Wolverhampton degree.
Alongside your studies, you practise advocacy in our moot court, research with Westlaw, and see the law in action through visits to the superior courts and sessions with senior judges and lawyers.
What you will study
[Add the year by year module list approved by the University of Wolverhampton]
How you are taught and assessed
- Lectures, seminars and tutorials on campus.
- Coursework, presentations and examinations, set and moderated under University of Wolverhampton rules.
- Results confirmed by the University's Boards of Examiners.
- You need at least 80% attendance.
Entry requirements
- Intermediate (FA, FSc, ICS or ICom), A Levels, or an equivalent qualification.
- O and A Level students need an IBCC equivalence certificate.
- A short entry test and interview.
- [Add minimum marks or grades set by the University of Wolverhampton]
Fees
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Semester I, College fees (PKR) | 372,000 |
| Each later semester, College fees (PKR) | 240,000 |
| Total College fees, 6 semesters (PKR) | 1,572,000 |
| University of Wolverhampton fee, per year (GBP) | 1,500 |
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After your degree
An LLB opens the way to careers in law, business, banking, public service and the media, and to further study such as an LLM.