University of Southampton, LLB, Law with Psychology

The following modules are compulsory, core or optional for this course. Core modules are required to be passed within all Qualifying Law Degrees, for progression to professional training. In Years 1, 2 and 3 you take 3 Law modules and 2 Psychology half modules.

Year 1

Semester One: Legal System and Reasoning, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Law of Contract, The Science of Psychology.

Semester Two: Legal System and Reasoning, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Law of Contract, Psychology of Social and Individual Wellbeing

Year 2

Semester One

Optional: Social Psychology, Individual Differences, Language and Memory

Core: Criminal Law, European Union Law, Land Law

Semester Two

Optional: Behavioural Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, Perception

Core: Criminal Law, European Union Law, Land Law

Year 3

Semester One

Optional: Spatial Cognition, Self and Identity, Social and Psychological Approaches to Understanding Sexual Health, Making Sense of Ambiguous Scenes, Eye Movements and Visual Cognition, Perspectives in Human Animal Interactions, Current and Emerging Issues in Psycho-Oncology and Pain Research.

Core: Equity and Trusts Law, Law of Torts, Legal Research and Writing

Semester Two

Optional: Current Issues in Clinical Psychology, Attachment and Personal Relationships, Attention, Self-Conscious Emotions: Guilt, Shame, Embarrassment, Pride, Nostalgia, Human Learning, Current Topics in Developmental Psychopathology, Mental Health Epidemiology.

Core: Equity and Trusts Law, Law of Torts, Legal Research and Writing.