Program Overview
The University of Nottingham's BA Law with French and French Law program offers a unique blend of English law and French culture, providing students with a global perspective. Through a combination of classroom instruction and a year abroad in France, students develop a comprehensive understanding of law and French society, preparing them for careers in diverse fields.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The BA Law with French and French Law program at the University of Nottingham provides students with a comprehensive understanding of English law while immersing them in French culture. The program aims to equip students with a global perspective on their studies and enhance their CVs.
Outline:
Year 1
- French 1
- Introduction to French and Francophone Studies
- Introduction to Law and Legal Theory
- Law of Contract
- Public Law
Year 2
- Civil Law: A Comparative Introduction
- Criminal Law
- Foundations of Tort
- French 2
- Land Law
Year 3
- Year abroad in France at a partner law school
Year 4
- French 3
- Law of the European Union
- Law of Trusts
- Contemporary Representations of Travel
- Dissertation in French Studies
- La République Gaullienne: 1958 to 1969
- People and Propaganda: Representing the French Revolution
- Subtitling and Dubbing from French into English
- The Everyday in Contemporary Literature and Thought
Assessment:
Assessment methods include written examinations, coursework, and a combination of both.
Teaching:
Teaching is primarily through lectures and tutorial classes, with some modules taught by discussion groups and seminars. Students are assigned to tutorial classes for each module, meeting fortnightly to discuss pre-arranged questions and problems with the tutor.
Careers:
Graduates of the program can pursue careers in law, business, government, and other fields. Recent graduates have secured positions at Avery Dennison, BAE Systems, Clifford Chance, the London Stock Exchange, and PwC.
Other:
- The program is recognized by the Bar Standards Board.
- Students have the opportunity to participate in law societies and attend an annual law fair.
- The program offers a year abroad in France, providing students with an immersive cultural experience.
