Study Schemes
LLB Law and International Relations [21LM]
Academic Year: 2025/2026Joint Honours scheme - available from 2021/2022
Duration (studying Full-Time): 3 years
Award Eligibility:Standard Awards; Excellence Scholarship;
Part 1 Rules
Year 1 Core (40 Credits)
Compulsory module(s).
Year 1 Core (20 Credits)
Compulsory module(s).
Year 1 Options
All students must take 20 credits (1 module) of optional modules in International Politics.
The Making of the Modern World: War Peace and Revolution since 1789
Year 1 Options
Choose 40 credits
Part 2 Rules
Year 2 Core (20 Credits)
Compulsory module(s).
Year 2 Options
Students must take 40 credits (2 modules) of International Politics optional modules from the list of those made available at pre-registration.
Gwleidyddiaeth y Deyrnas Unedig Heddiw: Undeb Dan Straen?
Pobl a Grym: Deall Gwleidyddiaeth Gymharol Heddiw
Cenedlaetholdeb mewn Theori a Realiti
The Strategy and Politics of Nuclear Weapons
The Arab-Israeli Wars
NATO: From Cold War to Hybrid War
Britain and Ireland in War and Peace since 1800
International Politics and Global Development
Nationalism in Theory and Practice
UK Politics Today: A Union Under Strain?
People and Power: Understanding Comparative Politics Today
Knowing about Violent Conflict in International Politics
Strategy, Intelligence and Security in International Politics
Cyfiawnder Byd-Eang: Dehongli a Gwireddu ein Dyletswyddau i'r Dieithryn Pell
The Governance of Climate Change: Simulation Module
Warfare after Waterloo: Military History 1815-1918
The Past and Present of US Intelligence
Women and Global Development
Justice, Order, Human Rights
Capitalism and International Politics
Fear, Cooperation and Trust in World Politics
Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
Year 2 Options
Choose 60 credits of options. (Language preference English LC / Welsh CT):
Sgiliau ac Ymchwil Cyfreithiol
Cyfraith Gyhoeddus
Seiberdroseddu a Seiberddiogelwch
Ecwiti a Chyfraith Ymddiriedolaethau
Legal Skills and Research
Public Law
Equity and Trusts
Commercial Law
Family and Child Law
Principles of Evidence
International Law
Humanitarian Law
Climate Change and Environmental Law
Treatment and Rehabilitation of Offenders
Cyfraith Troseddol
Cyfraith Ewrop
Cyfraith a Pholisi Cymru
Cyfraith Camwedd
Cyfraith Cytundebau
Cyfraith Tir
Criminal Law
European Law
Tort
Contract Law
Land Law
Medicine Ethics and the Law
Employment Law
Sports Law and Society
Intellectual Property Law
Final Year Options
Final year students must take 60 credits in the Department of International Politics.
Gwleidyddiaeth y Deyrnas Unedig Heddiw: Undeb Dan Straen?
Dulliau Ymchwil + Traethawd Estynedig
Cenedlaetholdeb Mewn Theori a Realiti
Dissertation
The Strategy and Politics of Nuclear Weapons
The Arab-Israeli Wars
NATO: From Cold War to Hybrid War
Britain and Ireland in War and Peace since 1800
Nationalism in Theory and Practice
UK Politics Today: A Union Under Strain?
Knowing about Violent Conflict in International Politics
Dulliau Ymchwil + Traethawd Estynedig
Cyfiawnder Byd-Eang: Dehongli a Gwireddu ein Dyletswyddau i'r Dieithryn Pell
Dissertation
The Past and Present of US Intelligence
Questions of International Politics
Women and Global Development
Justice, Order, Human Rights
Capitalism and International Politics
Fear, Cooperation and Trust in World Politics
Economic Diplomacy and Leadership
Final Year Options
Choose 60 credits of options. (Language preference English LC / Welsh CT):
Cyfraith Gyhoeddus
Seiberdroseddu a Seiberddiogelwch
Ecwiti a Chyfraith Ymddiriedolaethau
Sgiliau Cyflogadwyedd ar gyfer Gweithwyr Proffesiynol
Traethawd Estynedig y Gyfraith a Throseddeg
Public Law
Legal Practice and Public Law
Business Law and Practice and Solicitors Accounts
Dispute Resolution in Contract and Tort
Cybercrime and Cybersecurity
Equity and Trusts
Commercial Law
Family and Child Law
Principles of Evidence
Employability Skills for Professionals
International Law
Humanitarian Law
Climate Change and Environmental Law
Law and Criminology Dissertation
Treatment and Rehabilitation of Offenders
Cyfraith Troseddol
Cyfraith Ewrop
Cyfraith a Pholisi Cymru
Cyfraith Tir
Sgiliau Cyflogadwyedd ar gyfer Gweithwyr Proffesiynol
Traethawd Estynedig y Gyfraith a Throseddeg
Criminal Law
European Law
Criminal Law and Practice
Wills, Trusts and Estates Law and Practice
Property Law and Practice
Land Law
Employability Skills for Professionals
Medicine Ethics and the Law
Employment Law
Sports Law and Society
Intellectual Property Law
Law and Criminology Dissertation
Department of Law & Criminology, Hugh Owen Building, Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3DY
Tel: Department: +44 (0)1970 621537 Admissions: +44 (0)1970 622021 Fax: (01970) 622729 Email: law@aber.ac.uk
Aberystwyth University Standard Awards
- Entrance Scholarship / Merit Award
- Sports Bursary
- Music Bursary
- International Excellence Scholarship
- Residential Bursary
- Aberystwyth Bursary
- Care Leaver Bursary