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Recommended books for first year Law

Hi

Does anyone know where I can find a required book list for a first year law degree?

Thanks

You should be able to find it under recommended reading/further reading/indicative reading on your degree's page or on a module's profile (which you can access by clicking on the module's code).

For example, Exeter's first year Criminal Law module shows a few recommended books.

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 2

rebeccabyrne91

There isn't any unfortunately (or I can't find them!).

Reply 3

Michiyo

Have you thought about a particular university? If yes, I can go check their sites too :smile:

I only know about Exeter (which displays reading lists for every single one of their modules) since that is where I want to go. It was quite difficult to find the reading lists, so it may take more than one try to find them. :h:

Not all universities have reading lists, though.

Reply 4

rebeccabyrne91

University of Central Lancashire and Lancaster University, I can't find anything anywhere haha!

Reply 5

Michiyo

Original post by rebeccabyrne91

University of Central Lancashire and Lancaster University, I can't find anything anywhere haha!

So, I took a glance at their sites and I do not seem to be able to find anything for these two, sorry :frown:

I did find one for Cambridge and Exeter (click on the module code) and universities tend to share a lot of preferred books, so starting from there could help if you just want to learn about law.