Course summary

At York St John Law School, and across the University, our research and teaching is led by principles of social justice. This means we will encourage you to critique and question the law according to principles of equality and fairness. This will help you to develop as an independent and ethical professional as you become aware of the cultural and social contexts. You will be able to give back to your local community through your career. Graduates of these courses will be eligible to progress on to the Solicitors Qualifying Examination for aspiring solicitors and, subject to attainment, the BPTC for aspiring barristers. If you choose our MLaw route you will: Study for 4 years with a wide range of optional modules to choose from over your final two years, culminating in an extended academic research project. Have the opportunity to study abroad in semester 2 in your second year of study and take a short placement in industry. Gain an undergraduate and postgraduate qualification which are tailored to suit your academic and future professional interests.