Arts: Joint Honours (Law)
Arts: Joint Honours (Law)
About
Disciplines
School of Law and Government
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Applicants presenting with GCE A Levels or the IB Diploma may be considered for direct entry into Undergraduate programmes at DCU.
Applicants who have completed an alternative qualification from this nation may be considered for direct entry into Undergraduate programmes at DCU.
English Program Requirements
In the case of all applications, evidence MUST be provided of competence in the English language. The list below indicates the minimum standards in the English language, which should be met for entry to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in DCU.
Career
While many law graduates enter the legal profession, many more choose alternative careers – in business, media, education, advocacy and the NGO sector, international organisations, and the civil service. A law degree aims fundamentally to develop critical thinking and analytical skills – hence the adaptability of law graduates across and within these and other domains. The Bachelor of Arts: Joint Honours (Law) programme allows the student to combine legal study with another discipline, thereby keeping more career options open at the completion of the degree programme. (For those interested in becoming a barrister, please see our BCL degree which is accredited by the King's Inns.
Career Areas:
- Advertising
- Education
- European Affairs
- Historian
- Journalist
- Law
- Policy evaluation
- Print and online media
- Public Relations
- Research publishing
- event management
- Arts administration
- Government services and local administration
- Communications
- Publishing
- Management consultancy
- Politics
- Heritage and tourism
- Skills are valued in particular in the export sector
- Multinational corporations and international organisations
- Work in international NGOs and European institutions
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
EUR 15,500 / yearHow to Apply
Undergraduate
You can view our undergraduate course listing at the following link https://www.dcu.ie/courses#tab-99371-1
Learn more about entry requirements on the page for your country. If your qualification is not listed, you can contact us at [email protected] for further advice on how to proceed.
If you are applying from a Non-EU country, complete this application form: non-eu-ug-application-form-io-10_0.docx
If you are presenting a qualification from an EU country, apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO) in Ireland. Check this CAO guide to entry requirements first.
The deadline for undergraduate applications is July 1st 2023.
For any questions or queries on submitting an undergraduate Non-EU application please contact [email protected].
Postgraduate
Apply through the Postgraduate Applications Portal. A fee of €50 applies. Make sure you read all the instructions carefully before you start your application.
The steps you need to follow
- Create Account
- Complete application form
- Submit application and pay application fee
- Upload Supplemental items (documents)
Once you have completed your application you will receive updates from the International on the progress of your application.
The deadline for postgraduate applications is July 1st in any given year.
For any questions or queries about submitting a Non-EU postgraduate application please contact [email protected].
International Foundation Programme
You may need to take a foundation course if you do not satisfy DCU’s minimum entrance requirements. Find out more about how to apply the International Foundation Programme by following this link https://advance.dcu.ie/.
Pre-sessional English programmes
If you have a conditional offer of a place at DCU, but don’t satisfy DCU’s English language requirements, you may be able to take a five-week or 10-week presessional English programme on the DCU campus. Once you successfully complete this programme, you can progress to your full-time DCU programme.
Follow this link for more information on the Pre-session English programmes https://advance.dcu.ie/pathway-course/pre-sessional/
Arts: Joint Honours (Law)
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