Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Bachelor of

Laws (LLB)

Bachelor of

Laws (LLB)

In a world where degrees and degree providers are proliferating, the University of London LLB offers the security of an internationally recognised qualification. The University of London was the first university to offer a degree in English law, in the 1890s. Upon graduation, LLB graduates will join a distinguished group of lawyers, solicitors, barristers and judges from around the world who have obtained their law degree through the University of London.

Course
Structure

Year 1 (Level 5) - International Foundation Programme

Code	Module	Credits	Term
FP0001	Mathematics and Statistics	15	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
FP0002	Economics	15	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
FP0009	Law	15	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
FP0010	Business and Management	15	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
AR0001	Arabic Language	10	Spring
HIS0001	Bahrain History	10	Autumn
HR0003	Human rights	10	Autumn
ENG101	Academic English 1	15	Autumn
ENG102	Academic English 2	15	Spring

Year 2 (Level 6) - Undergraduate

Code	Module	Credits	Term
LA1040	Contract law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)
LA1010	Criminal law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)
LA1031	Legal system and method	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)
LA1020	Public law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)

Year 3 (Level 7) - Undergraduate

Code	Module	Credits	Term
LA2001	Tort law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)
LA2003	Property law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)
LA2017	Commercial law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)
LA2024	EU law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring)

Year 4 (Level 8) - Undergraduate

Code	Module	Credits	Term
LA3005	Jurisprudence and legal theory	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
LA3021	Company law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
LA3002	Equity and trusts	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)
LA3028	Introduction to Islamic law	30	Full year (Autumn and Spring terms)

Programme
Highlights

Duration

IFP: The duration of study is 4 years with a foundation year.

Direct Entry: The duration is 3 years for students who have completed A Levels or the InternationalBaccalaureate (IB).

Scholarships and Incentives

We offer a variety of partial scholarships to acknowledge and support students in different areas:

Academic Distinction Scholarship 25%

This scholarship will be awarded to students with a GPA of 85% or higher.

Athlete Scholarship 15%
E-Sport Scholarship 15%
Siblings Scholarship 15%
Early Admissions Scholarship 10%

Students may be eligible to receive more than one scholarship. However, scholarships are capped at a maximum of 30% in total per student.

Click here for Scholarships, Bursaries and Incentives.

Potential Career

Legal Practice and Judicial Services

Solicitor / Advocate / In-house Counsel / Paralegal
Judge
Prosecutor
Notary
Court Clerk

Corporate and Financial Legal Services

Corporate Lawyer
Banking Legal Advisor
Mergers and Acquisitions Lawyer
Financial Regulatory Lawyer

Compliance, Governance, and Risk Management

Governance and Risk Specialist
Risk and Compliance Manager
Ethics and Compliance Analyst
Contract Manager
Management Consultant

Public Policy and Legal Advisory

Legal Policy Advisor
Government Legal Advisor
Regulatory Affairs Specialist
Policy Analyst

International Law and Diplomacy

International Law Consultant
International Trade Law Specialist
Diplomat
Human Rights Lawyer

Alternative Dispute Resolution

International Arbitration Lawyer
Mediator
Arbitrator
Conflict Resolution Specialist
Ombudsman

Legal Research and Academia

Legal Researcher
Law Lecturer
Research Fellow in Law
Legal Editor

Entry Requirements

Admission to the programme requires a minimum average of 75% in the General Secondary Education Certificate (Years 10-12) or equivalent. Applicants must also demonstrate English language proficiency through an APTIS score of at least 140, IELTS (5.5), Duolingo (95), TOEFL (75), or Oxford (111).

For a comprehensive understanding of all entry requirements and to ensure you have all the necessary information for your application, visit our General Entry Requirements page.

Testimonials

The fact that I’m earning a University of London degree in a supportive and modern campus environment here in Bahrain means the best of both worlds. I’d recommend this to any student who’s passionate about law and wants to be part of a professional, forward-thinking learning community.
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Esra Alzayir

Graduation Year 2027

What I love about EUB is that I’m receiving a University of London Law degree while living and studying in Bahrain. The international campus culture really added to my experience as an international student. If you value global learning, quality education, and a culturally rich environment, this is where you belong.
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Maria Taher

Graduation Year 2027

The College of Law at Euro University of Bahrain offers a challenging yet supportive learning environment that is helping me grow both academically and professionally. I am grateful for the experience and legal knowledge I am gaining here.
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Shahd AlKoohji

Graduation Year 2027

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Euro University of Bahrain (EUB) LLB programme unique?

The EUB’s LLB programme stands out because of its strategic partnership with the University of London, giving you access to a globally recognised “gold standard” English law education right here in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The curriculum is developed by academics from six leading UK law schools (Queen Mary, LSE, UCL, King’s College, SOAS, and Birkbeck), known as the Laws Consortium, ensuring a high level of academic rigor and an international perspective. The programme is taught at EUB by faculty members with international teaching experience, further enriching your learning journey.

Which university awards the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree offered at Euro University of Bahrain (EUB)?

The LLB degree offered at EUB is awarded by the University of London, highlighting the international recognition and prestige associated with the qualification. The programme has been designed through a collaborative effort of six leading UK universities, and as a student, you will be part of the University of London community.

What practical skills will I gain in addition to legal knowledge?

Beyond legal theory, the LLB programme at EUB prioritises developing practical skills essential for success in the legal field and beyond. These skills include problem-solving, critical thinking, advocacy, teamwork, time management, and self-discipline. This combination of knowledge and skills will equip you to excel in a variety of professional settings.

How does the LLB programme prepare me for the job market?

The programme is explicitly designed to enhance your employability skills. By providing a strong legal foundation and developing critical professional skills, such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and advocacy, you will be equipped with the tools necessary for success in the dynamic legal job market. The programme’s international nature also opens up opportunities for you in a global landscape.

How does the University of London ensure the quality of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme at EUB?

The University of London ensures the high quality of the EUB LLB programme through various mechanisms. These include the collaborative curriculum development with academics from six leading UK law schools, rigorous assessment methods, alignment with the UK’s Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) subject benchmark, and maintenance of strict academic standards, solidifying the programme as “gold standard.”

What are some of the career paths available to graduates with a University of London Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from EUB?

As a graduate of the LLB programme, you will be well-prepared for diverse legal career paths, both in Bahrain and internationally. These include roles such as in-house counsel for companies, legal practitioner, legal advisor for private and public organisations, diplomat, and academic. The programme is designed to help you become part of a professional global community. The strong foundation it provides equips you for success in various legal settings.

Does the curriculum incorporate Bahraini law alongside English law principles?

The EUB Law curriculum integrates both Bahraini and English legal principles. You will begin with foundational modules such as Bahrain History and Human Rights, giving you valuable insights into the legal and historical context of Bahrain. As you move into your undergraduate years, you will study core modules like Contract Law, Criminal Law, Public Law, and Tort Law, all grounded in English legal principles. You will also take EU Law, which broadens your understanding of European legal systems. In your final year, you will explore Introduction to Islamic Law, deepening your knowledge of Bahraini and regional legal traditions.

Additionally, you will have the opportunity to attend optional seminars on the Bahrain Legal System, which are taught in Arabic, to help you acquire knowledge about the fundamentals of the Bahraini legal framework in the local official language. Throughout the programme, you will also take part in field trips to legal institutions across Bahrain and attend guest lectures by practicing legal professionals. These experiences help you build a strong understanding of how the Bahraini legal system compares to the English legal framework.

How are the College’s programmes structured?

The LLB programme requires the completion of 12 modules, spread over three academic years. Each module is worth 30 credits (equivalent to 15 ECTS credits).

Does the College offer extracurricular activities?

The College encourages you to participate in a variety of extracurricular activities that complement your academic studies. These include debates, moot court competitions, field trips to legal institutions in Bahrain, internships at renowned organisations, and guest lectures from experienced legal practitioners and scholars from around the world. These activities will provide you with practical experience and valuable networking opportunities.

What areas of law are covered in the compulsory and elective modules?

In the LLB programme, you will study a broad range of legal subjects, starting with the seven foundations of legal knowledge required for the academic stage of training if you are aiming to become a barrister: Contract Law, Criminal Law, Public Law, Tort Law, Property Law, Equity and Trusts, and European Union Law. These core areas give you a solid grounding in key aspects of the legal system. In addition to these, you will choose from a variety of elective modules—such as Commercial Law, Company Law, Jurisprudence and legal theory—allowing you to explore specialised topics that match your interests and career goals. This flexibility ensures you develop a comprehensive and personalised understanding of the legal field.

Are there opportunities for pro bono work or legal clinics as part of the LLB programme?

While pro bono work is not currently a formal part of the LLB curriculum, EUB’s Strategic Plan clearly demonstrates the university’s commitment to community service. The plan includes the development of legal clinics, which will provide you with opportunities to engage in pro bono work. These clinics will allow you to gain practical experience and offer legal assistance to the community.

Admission Process

Every stage of our admissions process is aimed at identifying the aspects of your academic trajectory and personal ambitions