Students explore the formation, performance and enforcement of agreements, studying doctrines like consideration, terms, misrepresentation and remedies for breach.

The course examines general principles of liability, specific offences against the person and property, and available defences, supported by key cases.

This module introduces the structure of courts, legal reasoning, statutory interpretation and case law analysis, forming the foundation for all further legal study.

Students learn about constitutional principles, separation of powers, parliamentary sovereignty and judicial review, gaining insight into how state power is structured and controlled.

The module examines ownership and rights in land, co-ownership, leases, -easements and land registration, with a focus on statutory frameworks and leading cases.

Students study duties of care, causation, remoteness and defences, along with specific torts like nuisance and product liability, applying principles to factual scenarios.

Students learn about the EU legal order, institutions, supremacy of EU law, free movement provisions and competition law, analysing how European integration affects domestic systems.

The focus is on agency, sale of goods, consumer protection and related commercial transactions, equipping students with an understanding of trade and commerce regulation.