Explores how legally binding agreements are formed, the rules governing contractual terms, factors that may invalidate a contract, how contracts are discharged, and the remedies available for breach.

Examines the purpose and principles of criminal law, including offences against the person and property, inchoate offences, and the nature and application of criminal defences.

Introduces the sources of law, statutory interpretation, court structures, civil and criminal justice systems, alternative dispute resolution, and essential legal writing and mooting skills.

Covers the key features of the UK constitution, separation of powers, rule of law, parliamentary sovereignty, devolved governance, and the principles and procedures of judicial review.

Explores the historical development of equity, the creation and operation of trusts, beneficiary principles, equitable remedies, and the duties and powers of trustees.

Examines the reasons for the creation of the European Union, its institutions, enforcement of EU law, and the legal framework governing free movement of goods and persons.

Develops understanding of rights and interests in land, including proprietary estoppel, easements, freehold covenants, and the application of adverse possession.

Focuses on civil liability, including duty of care, employer and occupier liability, nuisance, defamation, and the remedies available for tortious wrongdoing.