104 law
minimum requirements SQA Higher: first sitting two sittings GCE A-Level:
ILC Higher: IB Diploma:
Essential subjects: AABB/ABBBB AABBB/ABBBBB
ABB (excluding General Studies) AABB/ABBBB
32 points with 6, 5, 5 at HL
English at B (Higher, ILC H, HL) or English or a literary subject at B (AS) and mathematics or a science (SG at 2, Int2 at B, GCSE at B, Ord at B, SL at 5).
Additionally for Law with Languages, Higher at B or A-L at C in the appropriate language.
other qualifications Please see ‘Law’ on page 140 for details.
Applications from students with non-standard educational backgrounds and qualifications are welcomed and will be considered on their merits. These applicants must be able to show evidence of recent academic achievement. Certain professional qualifications or two or three recent Highers (or equivalent) may be considered sufficient.
Law is based on logical thinking therefore applicants are advised to offer a range of literary and logic-based subjects.
advanced entry (to Level 2)
Advanced Entry to second year (Level 2) is not available on the basis of Advanced Highers or A-levels or HND.
Graduate entry accelerated degrees Graduates with an appropriate first degree (2.1 Honours degree or Ordinary degree with 60% or higher in all Level 3 modules) can have their period of study reduced to two years.
degree programmes (with UCAS Codes) LLB English Law* LLB Scots Law*
LLB Law (Scots and English) Dual Qualifying
LLB English Law with... French
German Spanish
LLB Scots Law with... French
German Spanish
Graduate entry accelerated degrees LLB English Law LLB Scots Law
www.dundee.ac.uk/prospectus/law
M111 M114 M190
M1RC M1RF M1RK
M1R1 M1R2 M1R4
M101 M104
*Also available as joint degrees with MA subjects e.g. European studies (ES), history (H), philosophy (Ph), politics (P). Please enter the relevant option code (in brackets) under ‘Further Details’ in the ‘choices’ section of the UCAS application.
See making your application on page 32.
professional accreditation Dundee is the only law school in the UK to offer two fully qualifying law degrees for the legal profession either in Scotland or in England and Wales, and Northern Ireland. We also offer a dual qualifying degree in both Scots and English Law.
why study at dundee?
Dundee is a truly unique law school. We offer a modern, forward looking approach to learning and a rigorous preparation for the professional world, whether in the legal sphere or elsewhere.
We offer two fully qualifying law degrees for the legal profession either in Scotland or in England and Wales, and Northern Ireland. Dundee is the only law school in the UK to offer this choice.
For students on the Scots stream of the LLB there is also a unique and intellectually demanding option to achieve dual qualification. On graduating with this degree, students have a choice of jurisdictions where they can study for their postgraduate professional qualification, giving our graduates a significant competitive advantage in the marketplace.
With an intake of only 140 at Level 1 we can take a personal and supportive interest in our students. A strong emphasis is placed on staff accessibility and on small group teaching involving our most senior staff.
A moot is a legal debate and the Dundee Mooting Society is one of the most successful in the UK. The Society runs training and internal competitions for students and teams from Dundee compete successfully in most of the major mooting competitions in the UK and internationally.
The Law Library is housed within the same building as the School, and has a large collection of material for all jurisdictions in the UK, including EC material, as well as considerable holdings of overseas material.
employability
We have close links with employers and we offer programmes to support and develop the employability of our students. Our good reputation throughout the profession and close links to employers help Dundee graduates find employment.
While many students study law in order to qualify to practise, the skills acquired in a law degree are also attractive to many prospective employers and the LLB is an ideal basis for a career in professions such as the police, banking, journalism, management and the civil service.
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