This 3-Year Honours degree is available on a full-time, part-time and blended learning basis.
Students will study core subjects and pick electives allowing them to tailor their degree to focus on key areas of interest including criminal law, human rights law or corporate law.
This course will next commence September 2020.
The course was two evenings a week which I found made it easy to maintain a good work-life balance. It gave me the flexibility I needed to maintain my social life.
Having a young family and returning to education, I was delighted with the supportive environment, positive attitude and encouragement from the faculty. The small class sizes are such a benefit to the learning experience. The course created new opportunities for my future career in law and expanded my viewpoint in so many areas. I’m glad I chose Griffith College & I'm grateful to have made some great friends along the way.
The LL.B. is three years in length. Students will study core subjects and pick additional subjects ("electives") allowing them to tailor their degree to their own interests and needs. This allows the student to focus on key areas that they are interested in such as criminal law, human rights law or corporate law.
Students can elect to study the programme full-time, part-time or via blended learning.
Full-time students will have classes generally Monday to Thursday from 9am - 6pm.*
Part-time students will have classes two evenings per week from 6pm to 10pm
Blended learning students will have a mix of online classes and study weekends consisting of tutorials.
* Students pick three electives in year two and four to five in year three depending on subjects chosen. Elective choices may require full-time students to attend classes from 6pm to 8pm.
Year 2 Electives
Year 3 Electives
*Please note, electives are run subject to demand.
Please note this is a provisional timetable and there may be revisions.
Full-Time
Timetable (Full-Time Year 1 Semester 1)
Timetable (Full-Time Year 2 Semester 1)
Timetable (Full-Time Year 3 Semester 1)
Timetable (Full-Time Year 1 Semester 2)
Timetable (Full-Time Year 2 Semester 2)
Timetable (Full-Time Year 3 Semester 2)
Part-Time
Timetable (Part-Time Year 1 Semester 1)
Timetable (Part-Time Year 2 Semester 1)
Timetable (Part-Time Year 3 Semester 1)
Timetable (Part-Time Year 1 Semester 2)
Timetable (Part-Time Year 2 Semester 2)
Timetable (Part-Time Year 3 Semester 2)
2 H5 and 4 O6/H7 grades, to include a language (English, Irish or another language).
If the applicant is under the age of 23 on January 1st, and looking for a full-time course, you must apply via the CAO. You will need to have a minimum of 255 points in the Leaving Certificate.
CAO Code
If you are over 23 or want to apply for a part-time programme you can apply online. You will be required to provide a photo I.D. such as a copy of your driving licence or passport. If you are an international student, we may also require documentation of your visa status.
If you are under 23 and wish to apply for a part-time course you will need 2H5 & 4O6/H7 to qualify for the programme. We will also require a copy of your leaving certificate results.
For purposes of fee calculation, residence is counted from time of application.
An Academic Administration Fee of EUR250.00 and a 2% Learner Protection Charge is applicable each academic year in addition to the fees quoted below. The fees below relate to Year 1 fees only.
Dublin
EUR 6,350.00
EUR 5,900.00
Cork
An Academic Administration Fee of EUR250.00 and a 2% Learner Protection Charge is applicable each academic year in addition to the fees quoted below.
EUR 7,350.00
Non-EU students: a Medical Insurance, Student Services and Administration fee of EUR300 is payable each academic year in addition to the fees quoted below.
Non-EU living in Ireland or abroad: Please refer to our Non-EU Tuition Fees section.
Students wishing to pay for their fees monthly may avail of our direct debit scheme. Please download our Fee Payment Information document to review the payment plan schedule and how to apply.
Is your company paying for your course?
They will need to complete a Griffith College Sponsorship Form and send this to the Student Fees Office:
All QQI accredited programmes of education and training of 3 months or longer duration are covered by arrangements under section 65 (4) of the Qualifications and Quality Assurance (Education and Training) Act 2012 whereby, in the event of the provider ceasing to provide the programme for any reason, enrolled learners may transfer to a similar programme at another provider, or, in the event that this is not practicable, the fees most recently paid will be refunded.
Please note that a QQI Award Fee applies in the final year of all QQI courses. To find the relevant fee for your course level, please see the Fees page.
Graduates of this course have the option to continue their studies at Griffith College. We offer a number of options including:
You can contact our admissions team to discuss what progression options are available to you.
Through the LL.B. (Hons), you will have gained valuable professional experience, built a strong foundation of critical analysis and presentation skills, and covered a diverse range of topics. The following are a range of career paths that will be open to you:
