Law AS
- Course Level: AS Level
- Duration: 2 Year
- Start date: September 2012
- Qualification: A Level Law
- Awarded By: AQA
Introduction to course
Studying A Level Law at Sir George Monoux College encourages a broad view of the English Legal System. This ranges from the importance of lay people within the law to questions such as; what is the difference between murder and manslaughter? The subject is delivered imaginatively by an enthusiastic team.
Course Details
In the first year, students will study the role of magistrates and jury members and Judicial Precedent. This is all dealt with in the first unit. The second unit in the first year looks at an Introduction to Criminal Law and an Introduction to the Law of Tort (i.e. civil law).
The second year of the course looks at Criminal Law relating to murder and manslaughter. Students will also study offences against property such as theft, robbery, burglary and criminal damage.
Entry Requirements
B grades in English and a Humanities-related subject.
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Where the course lead
The presumption that universities do not like students to study A Level Law is a myth. Many ex-law students have found that A Level Law has helped them immensely whilst studying the subject at degree level. For students thinking of a career in Law, it is an ideal opportunity to discover whether it is to your liking before enrolling on a degree course. It is also a useful course for a wide range of subjects at university including Social Sciences, Politics, Business and Management.
This course combines well with
Law combines with History, Psychology and Sociology
Course Assessment
Law is 100% exam based, there is no coursework requirement for this course.
Course Progression
A good grade in Law will allow you to progress to university to do most courses. There is also the option to pursue a career as a Legal Executive, which does not generally necessitate going to university for this.
Careers
Careers in Law or Accountancy are just two options that can be pursued, however, the list is exhaustive and as good A Levels and a degree will open the door to many good and interesting careers.
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