Jurisprudence - Module LA4131 Programme content
Key information
During this module, you will
Analyse how legal theory intersects with broader social, moral, political, economic, and gendered dimensions of law.
Consider pressing questions such as 'What minimum laws are necessary for a legal system?', 'How do judges decide hard cases?', 'Do we have to obey an immoral law?', and 'Does law follow or lead in society?'
Explore how legal reasoning is influenced by non-legal factors such as psychology, history, and economics.
Build confidence in applying theoretical and ethical perspectives to complex questions of justice, rights, and legal decision-making.
Key information
This micro-credential will be delivered online over twelve weeks.
You will be assessed through continuous assessment, including critical written reflections, short essays, and a final "take home" exam or assignment.
Part-time considerations
Designed for working professionals
Evening or recorded lectures
Additional prep and group work time
Timetable provided after registration
