Hiya @Kiki2001
It's great that you are interested in studying at Essex.
Our LLB Law degree will enable you to progress onto a Bar Practice Course and prepare you in part for the new Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE). Not only that, the course also includes practical assessments and real-life scenarios to help reflect the new SQE regime.
Our degree will cover cover core aspects of the legal system, which will give you a robust understanding of areas such as:
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criminal law, burden of proof and proposal for reform
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the Human Rights Act and European Convention on Human Rights
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legally enforceable contracts and the factors that render them unenforceable
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tortious liability, negligence and duty of care
•
the nature of EU law, and the roles and functions of its institutions
Our courses are delivered through a virtual learning environment (VLE) instead of a traditional campus. This means you’ll have access to your study materials 24/7, including:
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multimedia lecturecasts made up of written content, short videos, animation, audio recordings, infographics, short tests and mini-assignments
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discussion forums for you to chat about the course content with fellow students
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live seminars and Q&A sessions with your tutors
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a comprehensive eLibrary of textbooks and academic journals
On average, your learning experience will include the following:
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directed learning (40%) – this includes participating in tutor-led discussions and seminars, completing interactive exercises on the VLE, and watching videos and lecturecasts. You’ll also be able to book appointments with your module tutor during their office hours, which can be found on the VLE
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self-directed learning (30%) – including undertaking wider reading and research in your area of study to develop your understanding of the subject area
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assessment (30%) – time spent preparing and completing assignments and activities that contribute towards your overall assessment
•
support from academic staff and your dedicated Student Support team
You’ll be assessed through a series of assignments. This can be by engaging in discussion forums throughout your modules, completing reflective journal entries, delivering live presentations or by submitting longer written pieces.
The dedicated tutors who teach our course modules are subject matter experts, experienced academics and leading industry thought leaders. They play a vital role in ensuring the latest theories and areas of study are covered in our courses, and are proud to provide a high level of academic support.
We have a careers service team that is always available to help you with job applications as well as we have our own Careers Hub website where you can have first hands on different jobs application from different institutions.
I hope this information is useful and of you have nay questions don't hesitate in getting in touch.😀
Essex Official Rep- Cat😁
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It's great that you are interested in studying at Essex.
Our LLB Law degree will enable you to progress onto a Bar Practice Course and prepare you in part for the new Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE). Not only that, the course also includes practical assessments and real-life scenarios to help reflect the new SQE regime.
Our degree will cover cover core aspects of the legal system, which will give you a robust understanding of areas such as:
•
criminal law, burden of proof and proposal for reform
•
the Human Rights Act and European Convention on Human Rights
•
legally enforceable contracts and the factors that render them unenforceable
•
tortious liability, negligence and duty of care
•
the nature of EU law, and the roles and functions of its institutions
Our courses are delivered through a virtual learning environment (VLE) instead of a traditional campus. This means you’ll have access to your study materials 24/7, including:
•
multimedia lecturecasts made up of written content, short videos, animation, audio recordings, infographics, short tests and mini-assignments
•
discussion forums for you to chat about the course content with fellow students
•
live seminars and Q&A sessions with your tutors
•
a comprehensive eLibrary of textbooks and academic journals
On average, your learning experience will include the following:
•
directed learning (40%) – this includes participating in tutor-led discussions and seminars, completing interactive exercises on the VLE, and watching videos and lecturecasts. You’ll also be able to book appointments with your module tutor during their office hours, which can be found on the VLE
•
self-directed learning (30%) – including undertaking wider reading and research in your area of study to develop your understanding of the subject area
•
assessment (30%) – time spent preparing and completing assignments and activities that contribute towards your overall assessment
•
support from academic staff and your dedicated Student Support team
You’ll be assessed through a series of assignments. This can be by engaging in discussion forums throughout your modules, completing reflective journal entries, delivering live presentations or by submitting longer written pieces.
The dedicated tutors who teach our course modules are subject matter experts, experienced academics and leading industry thought leaders. They play a vital role in ensuring the latest theories and areas of study are covered in our courses, and are proud to provide a high level of academic support.
We have a careers service team that is always available to help you with job applications as well as we have our own Careers Hub website where you can have first hands on different jobs application from different institutions.
I hope this information is useful and of you have nay questions don't hesitate in getting in touch.😀
Essex Official Rep- Cat😁
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Hi Cat. I plan on moving to the us soon. Would I still be able to pursue a masters with the llb?
Hey @Kiki2001
I am glad that you are interested to study LLB in our uni! According to our webpage, I believe our LLB degree is recognized in the United States and around the world. The degree is recognized by the UK Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board. Moreover, it is also accredited by the Bar Standards Board for the purpose of a Qualifying Law Degree.The qualifying law degree is recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) for the purposes of satisfying the academic stage of training. You may find more information on our course details page: LLB degree in Essex.
All the best for your study!
Best wishes
Claudia 🍀
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