Law with French LLB
Main Campus in Coventry, United Kingdom
Law with French LLB
University of Warwick
Law
Law with French LLB at the University of Warwick
The Law with French LLB at the University of Warwick allows you to develop an excellent understanding of core legal principles of English law and foundations of the French legal system, equipping you for the demands of a global legal market. This four-year degree includes an integral year abroad studying French law at a partner university in France and is aimed at those with a strong grasp of the French language.
You will examine the law from a modern, international and critical perspective, gaining insight into the impact of cultural, economic and political developments on legal systems. The program develops advanced legal, research, independent learning and writing skills, enabling you to become a confident communicator in both English and French.
During your first two years at Warwick, you will gain a thorough grounding in English law while studying French language modules to prepare for your year abroad. Your third year is spent at one of Warwick's partner universities in France, which currently include institutions in Paris, Bordeaux, Strasbourg or Lille, before returning to Warwick for your final year.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated year abroad at a leading French university, providing immersive experience in the French legal system
- Dual legal expertise in both English common law and French civil law traditions
- Contextual, comparative and international approach to the study of law pioneered by Warwick Law School
- Access to pro bono clinics, mooting competitions, and a dedicated Senior Careers Consultant within the Law School
Curriculum and Modules
The Law with French LLB curriculum combines core English law modules with French language training and a full year of study in France. Warwick Law School's contextual approach means you study legal rules alongside their social, political and economic effects, preparing you for practice in an interconnected world.
Understanding Law in Context
Core — Year 1An introduction to the study of law at Warwick, exploring legal method within the institutional context of the English legal system and engaging with fundamental legal theory and techniques.
Criminal Law
Core — Year 1Covers the foundational principles of criminal liability, examining offences against persons and property, defences, and the broader social and political context of criminal justice.
Contract Law
Core — Year 1Explores the formation, terms, and enforcement of contracts, alongside critical analysis of the role of contract law in economic and social life.
French Legal Language and Methods
Core — Years 1 & 2Develops your French language proficiency with a focus on legal terminology and the French legal system, preparing you for academic study in France during your year abroad.
Public Law
Core — Year 1/2Examines constitutional and administrative law principles, including the separation of powers, judicial review, and the protection of human rights within the UK legal framework.
Year Abroad — French Law Studies
Year 3 (Full Year)A full academic year spent at a partner university in France studying approved French law modules, providing immersive experience in the French civil law tradition and legal culture.
Elective Modules (Years 2 and 4)
Admission Requirements
Admissions for Warwick's Law programmes are highly competitive. The Law School reviews the whole academic profile, and successful applicants will demonstrate strong achieved grades alongside excellent predicted results. Contact Uni4Edu for guidance on how to present the strongest possible application.
Academic Requirements
- A-LevelsStrong A-Level results required, including high grades across three distinctly different subjects. Contact Uni4Edu for current grade requirements.
- International BaccalaureateCompetitive IB score required. Contact Uni4Edu for the current points threshold.
- GCSE RequirementsMinimum grade 4/C in GCSE Mathematics and grade 6/B in GCSE English Language, with the majority of GCSEs at grade 7/A and above.
- French LanguageA strong grasp of the French language is required, typically demonstrated through A-Level French or equivalent qualification.
- International QualificationsEquivalent international qualifications are accepted. The Warwick International Foundation Programme (IFP) is also a recognised pathway. Contact Uni4Edu for country-specific requirements.
English Language Requirements
- IELTSOverall score of 7.0 or equivalent, with minimum component scores as specified by the university
- TOEFL iBTMinimum overall score of 100
- PTE AcademicMinimum overall score of 75
Required Documents
Application Deadlines
For personalized admission guidance, document verification, and application support, please contact Uni4Edu
Scholarships & Funding
The University of Warwick allocates significant funding towards scholarships for international students. The primary undergraduate scholarship for international students is the Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship (WUGES), which is awarded based on academic excellence. Contact Uni4Edu for personalised guidance on scholarship eligibility and applications.
Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship (WUGES)
Partial to full tuition fee awards availableThe flagship undergraduate scholarship for international students, offering up to 15 full-fee awards, up to 170 half-fee awards, and additional partial awards. Applicants must hold an offer of a place at Warwick and be self-funded international students.
Warwick Music Scholarships
GBP 500 per yearAvailable to talented musicians across all degree programmes who contribute to the university's musical life through participation in ensembles and performances.
External Scholarships (Chevening, Commonwealth, GREAT)
Varies — partial to full fundingInternational students at Warwick may also be eligible for prestigious external scholarships such as Chevening, Commonwealth, and GREAT Scholarships, which can cover tuition fees, living costs, and travel. Contact Uni4Edu for eligibility details.
For detailed tuition fee information, please contact Uni4Edu — we will guide you through the costs and available funding options for this program.
Career Prospects
Studying law with French at Warwick provides a platform to a wide range of career opportunities within the legal profession and beyond. The combination of dual legal system expertise and bilingual proficiency makes graduates highly competitive in the global legal market. Warwick Law School has a dedicated professionally qualified Senior Careers Consultant and hosts an annual Law Fair bringing together over 70 major law firms.
Potential Career Roles
Where Warwick Law Graduates Work
Rankings & Recognition
The University of Warwick consistently ranks among the top universities in the UK and globally, with particular strength in the social sciences. Warwick Law School was ranked equal 10th out of 69 UK law departments in the Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) for research quality. The university was awarded Gold in all categories in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023.
| Subject | Ranking Body | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Law | UK National Rankings | #11 |
| Social Sciences | QS World Rankings by Subject | Top 50 |
| Law — Research Quality | REF 2021 | #8 |
| Law — Research Environment | REF 2021 | #10 |
How to Apply
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Contact Uni4Edu
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Prepare Your Documents
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Submit Your Application
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Receive Your Offer
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