BSc Management with Law/Law with Management

Duration: 3 years

Awarding Body:
University of London (External Programme)

Admission Requirement:
A Levels or equivalent or
Higher Secondary Certificate with good grades

Are these programmes for me?
These degrees combine essential elements from the BSc Management and LLB (Law) programme, giving you an opportunity for both critical and theoretical study. The degrees are for you if you:

• wish to pursue a career in law or management, or run a legal practice
• are seeking employment, either in the public or private sector, where a demonstrated ability for logical reasoning is required.

Programme aims
To provide you with a thorough grounding in both accounting and law; the programmes take a broad approach to the subjects rather than focusing on narrow technicalities.
Programme structure
The degree consists of 12 units when taken through the Standard Route and 9 units through the Graduate Entry Route (for the BSc Management with Law only; the BSc Law with Management cannot be studied via the Graduate Entry Route).
Prestige and career progression
The programme has been developed by academics at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), regarded as an international centre of academic excellence and innovation in the social sciences. This degree will prepare you for a career in accounting or law, areas of commerce such as insurance, banking, sales or marketing, or as a Company Secretary.

Structure and Syllabus
You will be required to make a serious attempt in the examination for 12 units on the Standard Route of the degree. On the Graduate Entry Route you must take and pass 9 full units. On the Standard Route you do not have to apply for a specific structure. You will be awarded the appropriate degree depending on the units you choose to take. You can take the Foundation and Further units in any order, provided you satisfy any prerequisites (units which you must have already passed). Prerequisites are shown in italic text in brackets. Most students, however, would normally take the Foundation units first because, as their name suggests, they are the 'building blocks' – the foundation – for the units that follow.
Please note: the following unit information sheets are in pdf format.

Summary of key dates