Applied Law
Applied Law
If you are interested in understanding how laws shape everyday life and influence society, this course is the perfect introduction to the legal world. You will develop a strong understanding of the legal system in England and Wales while building valuable analytical, research and problem-solving skills that are highly regarded by universities and employers alike.
Throughout the course, you will explore a range of fascinating legal topics and learn how the law is applied in real-life situations. You will investigate how civil disputes are resolved through the courts and other methods of dispute resolution, gain an understanding of criminal law and the legal system, and develop practical skills in interpreting and applying legal principles to a variety of scenarios.
You will also study key areas of law including Family Law, Consumer Law, Contract Law and Tort Law. These topics will help you understand how legal decisions affect individuals, businesses and communities, giving you insight into the challenges faced by legal professionals every day.
Learning is engaging and interactive, with opportunities to analyse case studies, debate legal issues and apply your knowledge to realistic situations. This approach will help you build confidence, strengthen your communication skills and develop critical thinking skills that can be used across many different careers.
Studying Law at South Devon College can open the door to a wide range of progression opportunities. You could move on to higher education courses in law, criminology, business, politics or public services, or begin exploring careers within the legal sector and related industries. Whether your ambition is to become a solicitor, barrister, legal executive, police officer or business professional, this course will provide an excellent foundation for your future success.
UCAS Points: A Level Equivalent.
Three GCSEs at grade 5 and two at grade 4. These must include maths and English.
Dispute Solving in Civil Law – how civil disputes are resolved
Criminal Law and the Legal System – the structure of the legal system and key criminal law principles
Applying the Law – practical skills in interpreting and using legal principles











