Why Law
Middlesex University Dubai’s law programmes offer British-qualified training without leaving the UAE. As the region’s only courses accredited by both the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar Standards Board, they connect students to international mooting competitions, Model UN, and visits to leading global organizations. Faculty blend academic credentials with active legal practice, while graduates benefit from internships at prestigious firms and industry events that often lead to positions at top companies or international bodies.
LLB Law at Middlesex University Dubai
LLB Honours Law builds comprehensive knowledge of English law while developing critical analysis and legal writing skills. Launched in 2014, it remains the UAE’s only full-time British qualifying programme. After completing it, graduates can pursue LPC or BPTC courses toward practising as solicitors or barristers, though career paths extend beyond traditional advocacy—many move into HR, legal compliance, or business analytics, supported by employment workshops and the university’s extensive partner network.
LLB Law with Criminology
LLB Honours Law with Criminology combines legal disciplines with examination of crime causes and criminal justice systems. SRA and BSB accreditation qualifies graduates for solicitor or barrister status in England and Wales, though the knowledge applies more broadly—from forensics to prison reform. Case studies and simulations prepare Middlesex University Dubai students for roles in law enforcement or legal consulting, with many becoming not just advocates but sought-after criminal law experts in government and private sectors.
LLB Law with International Relations
LLB Honours Law with International Relations explores how legal frameworks intersect with diplomacy, migration, and international conflict. Graduates often pursue careers at the UN, embassies, or human rights NGOs, though the programme also allows progression through LPC/BPTC standards. This blend of competencies makes them valuable in law firms with global practices and government agencies handling foreign policy, particularly as cross-border issues increasingly shape legal landscapes worldwide.
