Human Rights
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Key Facts
M990-
UCAS Tariff
128 - 104
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Course duration
3 years
Further details on entry requirements
Apply NowThe study of Human Rights often transcends national boundaries and may sometimes conflict with individual States' notions of what should be protected as a right.
The LLB Human Rights degree in the Department of Law & Criminology at Aberystwyth University enables you to focus on issues pertaining to the protection of human rights, and the effectiveness of international human rights mechanisms.
This degree can be both rewarding and challenging, and if you want to make a difference in the world, a degree in Human Rights can lead to a fulfilling career.
Course Overview
Modules September start - 2022
Please note: The modules listed below are those currently intended for delivery during the next academic year and may be subject to change. They are included here to give an indication of how the course is structured.
Module Name | Module Code | Credit Value |
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Contract Law | LC13820 | 20 |
Criminal Law | LC10520 | 20 |
Legal Skills and Research | LC10420 | 20 |
Legal and Criminal Justice Systems | LC10120 | 20 |
Tort | LC11120 | 20 |
Introduction to Criminology | LC12220 | 20 |
Law in Action | LC13220 | 20 |
Module Name | Module Code | Credit Value |
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European Law | LC20720 | 20 |
Public Law | LC20620 | 20 |
Options
Module Name | Module Code | Credit Value |
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Commercial Law | LC26220 | 20 |
Company Law | LC27220 | 20 |
Crime and the Media | LC24320 | 20 |
Criminal Justice and the Penal System | LC26320 | 20 |
Drugs and Crime | LC28220 | 20 |
Environmental Law | LC27720 | 20 |
Equity and Trusts | LC24920 | 20 |
Family and Child Law | LC26420 | 20 |
Human Rights | LC25220 | 20 |
Intellectual Property Law | LC28620 | 20 |
International Law | LC26920 | 20 |
Introduction to Criminology | LC22220 | 20 |
Labour Law | LC26820 | 20 |
Land Law | LC24820 | 20 |
Medicine Ethics and the Law | LC26720 | 20 |
Police, Policing and Society | LC21020 | 20 |
Principles of Evidence | LC26520 | 20 |
Psychological Explanations of Criminal Behaviour | LC28120 | 20 |
Psychopathology | LC29220 | 20 |
Youth Crime and Justice | LC26120 | 20 |
Module Name | Module Code | Credit Value |
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Equity and Trusts | LC34920 | 20 |
Land Law | LC34820 | 20 |
Options
Module Name | Module Code | Credit Value |
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Commercial Law | LC36220 | 20 |
Criminal Justice and the Penal System | LC36320 | 20 |
Critical and Radical Criminology | LC37120 | 20 |
Employability Skills for Professionals | LC36620 | 20 |
Environmental Law | LC37720 | 20 |
Family and Child Law | LC36420 | 20 |
Human Rights | LC35220 | 20 |
Intellectual Property Law | LC38620 | 20 |
International Law | LC36920 | 20 |
Introduction to Criminology | LC32220 | 20 |
Labour Law | LC36820 | 20 |
Law and Criminology Dissertation | LC39020 | 20 |
Medicine Ethics and the Law | LC36720 | 20 |
Police, Policing and Society | LC31020 | 20 |
Principles of Evidence | LC36520 | 20 |
Psychological Explanations of Criminal Behaviour | LC38120 | 20 |
Youth Crime and Justice | LC36120 | 20 |
Company Law | LC37220 | 20 |
Crime and the Media | LC34320 | 20 |
Criminal Law | LC30520 | 20 |
Drugs and Crime | LC38220 | 20 |
Psychopathology | LC39220 | 20 |
Victimology | LC30820 | 20 |
* Also available partially or entirely through the medium of Welsh
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Typical Entry Requirements
UCAS Tariff 128 - 104
A Levels ABB-BCC
GCSE requirements (minimum grade C/4):
English or Welsh
BTEC National Diploma:
DDM-MMM
International Baccalaureate:
30-28
European Baccalaureate:
75%-65% overall
English Language Requirements:
See our Undergraduate English Language Requirements for this course. Pre-sessional English Programmes are also available for students who do not meet our English Language Requirements.
Country Specific Entry Requirements:
International students whose qualification is not listed on this page, can check our Country Specific Entry Requirements for further information.
The University welcomes undergraduate applications from students studying the Access to Higher Education Diploma or T-level qualifications, provided that relevant subject content and learning outcomes are met. We are not able to accept Access to Higher Education Diplomas or T-levels as a general qualification for every undergraduate degree course.
Our inclusive admissions policy values breadth as well as depth of study. Applicants are selected on their own individual merits and offers can vary. If you would like to check the eligibility of your qualifications before submitting an application, please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office for advice and guidance.