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1. The degree of Bachelor of Laws (LLB) may be conferred in one of two forms: either as the Degree of LLB or as the Degree of LLB with Honours. The degree shall not be conferred honoris causa tantum. The Degree of LLB may be awarded with Commendation or Distinction.
2. Subject to the provisions of Regulations 3 to 5 every candidate for the Degree of LLB must obtain a minimum of 360 credit points. Candidates first enrolled during or after 2003/2004 must obtain a minimum of 60 credit points at level 3. Every candidate must be in attendance on classes for the following minimum periods, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), before applying for the degree. Candidates already in possession of a degree before registering for the LLB are normally granted such exemption.
Candidates for the degree by full-time study only: not less than three sessions.
Candidates for the degree by part-time study only: not less than five sessions.
Candidates for the degree by a combination of both part-time and full-time study: such period as may be determined in individual cases by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). For the purpose of this Regulation two half-sessions of part-time study shall be counted as the equivalent of one half-session of full-time study.
3. Every candidate must obtain at least 240 credit points from the courses which are given in Annex A.
4. Candidates must include in their curriculum and complete the prescribed degree assessment in the courses 1 to 11 as listed in Annex A.
5. The minimum 360 credit points required for the award of the Degree must not include credit points from the courses Law of Business Transactions (LS 1005), Law of Business Organisations (LS 1505) or Business Law (LS 2017/LS 2509).
6. Candidates who have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 2 to 5 and of the General Degree Regulations shall be entitled to apply for the Degree of LLB. Any such candidates for the degree who have successfully completed the courses detailed in the relevant section of Annex B will be entitled to have their degree certificate endorsed LLB with Options in French Language, LLB with Options in Gaelic Language, LLB with Options in German Language, LLB with Options in Spanish Language, LLB with Options in Economics, LLB with Options in Accountancy, LLB with Options in Management Studies, or LLB with Options in Music, as appropriate.
7. On application to the Head of French, Gaelic, German or Hispanic Studies (as appropriate) a candidate who is a native speaker of the relevant language may be exempted from attendance at and assessment in any of the courses mentioned in Annex B 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14. Notwithstanding such an exemption, the candidate cannot count the credit points attaching to the exempted courses for the purposes of satisfying Regulations 2 and 8.
REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREE WITH HONOURS
8. Candidates for the Degree of LLB with Honours, must obtain at least 480 credit points, not fewer than 240 of which must be from the courses listed in Annex A, and must comply with the provisions of Regulation 4. Every candidate must be in attendance on classes for four sessions of full-time study or the equivalent, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), before applying for the degree.
Candidates must attend courses of instruction and satisfy the examiners in an Honours programme comprising a dissertation (LS 4025) and any six of the courses offered for the Degree of LLB with Honours, as specified in Annex B. One of these six courses may be replaced by a Level 4 course from another School, with the permission of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate).
Candidates shall not normally be admitted to the Honours programme unless they have previously obtained 240 credit points over a maximum of 2 years of full-time study or its equivalent of part-time study. The Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) may exempt students from this requirement in exceptional circumstances.
11. Applicants may be admitted to Honours subject to conditions prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). The Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) may stipulate that an applicant may not take a particular Honours course or courses. The Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) may exclude from the Honours programme any student who fails an element of the Honours programme or who fails to accumulate, by award or recognition, at least 360 credit points by the end of programme year 3.
12. Candidates for the Degree of LLB with Honours must have their dissertation topic approved by an appropriate member of the staff of the School of Law. Candidates shall submit their dissertation on the second day of the summer term in the Senior Honours session unless, in exceptional circumstances, the prior permission of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) has been obtained. Candidates who do not comply with this regulation may be subject to such punitive action as may be decided by the Board of Examiners for the Honours programme.
13. Candidates who have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 8 to 12 and of the General Degree Regulations shall be entitled to apply for the Degree of LLB with Honours. Any such candidates who have already had the Degree of LLB conferred upon them shall be entitled to receive a certificate stating the class of Honours awarded to them. Any such candidates who have successfully completed the courses detailed in the relevant section of Annex B will be entitled to have their degree certificate endorsed LLB (Honours) with Options in French Language, LLB (Honours) with Options in Gaelic Language, LLB (Honours) with Options in German Language, LLB (Honours) with Options in Spanish Language, LLB (Honours) with Options in Economics, LLB (Honours) with Options in Accountancy, LLB (Honours) with Options in Management Studies, or LLB (Honours) with Options in Music, as appropriate.
Bachelor of Laws and French Law (LLB and French Law)
14. The Degree of LLB and French Law extends over four sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. The Degree of LLB and French Law with Honours extends over five sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. For both degrees, candidates must spend their third session of study at the University of Grenoble, Lyon University 2, Strasbourg University, University of Clermont 1, or Reims University where the medium of instruction is French Language. This portion of the degree must be taken on a full-time basis.
15. To be eligible to study at the aforementioned French Universities, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates must have passed by the end of their second session of full-time study or the equivalent the prescribed degree assessment in all the courses prescribed for programme years 1 and 2 in Annex B11.
16. During their session at one or other of the French Universities, candidates shall be assessed in accordance with the procedures in force at the relevant University.
17. Candidates who pass the relevant courses prescribed for programme year 3 as indicated in Annex B11 shall be awarded the Diploma in French Law by the University of Grenoble, the Diploma of French Legal Studies by the University of Lyon 2, the Diploma in Legal Sciences by the University of Clermont 1, or Certificate in Legal Studies by Reims University or the University of Strasbourg, as appropriate.
18. Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB and French Law if they have:
(i) fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 2 to 5 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations;
(ii) successfully completed, or been granted exemption from all the courses detailed in Annex B11; and
(iii) successfully completed the Diploma in French Law from the University of Grenoble or the Diploma in French Legal Studies from Lyon University 2 or the Diploma in Legal Sciences from the University of Clermont 1 or the Certificate in Legal Studies from Reims University or the Certificate in Legal Studies from Strasbourg University.
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB Honours and French Law if they have satisfied the provisions of Regulation 18 (ii) and (iii) (supra) and have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 8 to 13 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations.
A candidate shall immediately inform his or her Advisers of Studies at Aberdeen and the appropriate French University if he or she is unable to attend courses at Grenoble, Lyon University 2, Strasbourg University, University of Clermont 1 or Reims University for a period longer than two continuous weeks, or fails to take examinations or to complete any required course assessment. In the case of illness he or she shall send a copy of a medical certificate to the Advisers; and in any other case shall submit reasons in writing to the Advisers explaining the absence or failure to complete a required course assessment.
A candidate who does not obtain the Diploma in French Law or the Diploma in French Legal Studies or Diploma in Legal Studies or the Certificate in Legal Studies from the appropriate French University will not be allowed to continue with the Degree of LLB and French Law but will normally be required to transfer to the Degree of LLB, or the Degree of LLB with Honours, or one of these forms of the degree with Options in French Language.
Bachelor of Laws and German Law (LLB and German Law)
The Degree of LLB and German Law extends over four sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. The Degree of LLB and German Law with Honours extends over five sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. For both degrees, candidates must spend their third session of study at the University of Regensburg, the University of Freiburg or the University of Marburg where the medium of instruction is German Language. This portion of the degree must be taken on a full-time basis.
To be eligible to study at the University of Regensburg, the University of Freiburg or the University of Marburg, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates must have passed by the end of their second session of full-time study or the equivalent all the courses prescribed for programme Years 1 and 2 in Annex B12.
During their session at the University of Regensburg, the University of Freiburg, or the University of Marburg candidates shall be assessed in accordance with the procedures in force at the relevant University.
25. Candidates who pass the courses prescribed for programme year 3 as indicated in Annex B12 shall be awarded the Certificate in German Law by the University of Regensburg and candidates who pass the courses prescribed for programme year 3 as indicated in Annex B12 shall be awarded the Diploma in German Law by the University of Freiburg.
26. Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB and German Law if they have:
(i) fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 2 to 5 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations;
(ii) successfully completed, or been granted exemption from, all the courses detailed in Annex B12; and
(iii) successfully completed the Certificate in German Law from the University of Regensburg or the Diploma in German Law from the University of Freiburg or gained 60 ECTS credit points from the University of Marburg.
27. Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB Honours and German Law if they have satisfied the provisions of Regulation 26 (ii) and (iii) (supra) and have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 8 to 13 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations.
A candidate shall immediately inform his or her Advisers of Studies at Aberdeen and Regensburg, Freiburg or Marburg Universities if he or she is unable to attend courses at Regensburg, Freiburg or Marburg Universities for a period longer than two continuous weeks, or fails to take examinations or to complete any required course assessment. In the case of illness he or she shall send a copy of a medical certificate to the Advisers; and in any other case shall submit reasons in writing to the Advisers explaining the absence or failure to complete a required course assessment.
A candidate who does not take or fails any assessment required for the award of the Certificate in German Law or the Diploma in German Law or 60 ECTS credit points from Marburg University will not be allowed to continue with the Degree of Law and German Law but will normally be required to transfer to the Degree of LLB, or the Degree of LLB with Honours, or one of these forms of the degree with Options in German Language.
Bachelor of Laws and Belgian Law (LLB and Belgian Law)
30. The Degree of LLB and Belgian Law extends over four sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. The Degree of LLB and Belgian Law with Honours extends over five sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. For both degrees, candidates must spend their third session of study at the University Libre de Bruxelles (hereinafter referred to as ULB) where the medium of instruction is French Language. This portion of the degree must be taken on a full-time basis.
31. To be eligible to study at ULB, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates must have passed by the end of the their second session of full-time study or the equivalent the prescribed degree assessment in all the courses prescribed for programme years 1 and 2 in Annex B13.
32. During their session at ULB, candidates shall be assessed in accordance with the procedures in force at that University.
At ULB candidates will be required to attend and pass the required assessments in the courses indicated in Annex B13. Candidates who comply with those requirements shall be awarded the Diploma in Belgian Law by ULB.
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB and Belgian Law if they have:
(i) fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 2 to 5 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations;
(ii) successfully completed, or been granted exemption in, all the courses detailed in Annex B13; and
(iii) successfully completed the Diploma in Belgian Law from ULB.
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB (Honours) and Belgian Law if they have satisfied the provisions of Regulation 34(ii) and (iii) (supra) and have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 8 to 13 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations.
A candidate shall immediately inform his or her Advisers of Studies at Aberdeen and ULB if he or she is unable to attend courses at ULB for a period longer than two continuous weeks or fails to take examinations or to complete any required course assessment. In the case of illness he or she shall send a copy of a medical certificate to the Advisers; and in any other case shall submit reasons in writing to the Advisers explaining the absence or failure to complete a required course assessment.
A candidate who does not obtain the Diploma in Belgian Law will not be allowed to continue with the Degree of LLB and Belgian Law but will normally be required to transfer to the Degree of LLB, or the Degree of LLB with Honours, or one of these forms of the degree with Options in French Language.
Bachelor of Laws and Spanish Law (LLB and Spanish Law)
The Degree of LLB and Spanish Law extends over four sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. The Degree of LLB and Spanish Law with Honours extends over five sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. For both degrees, candidates must spend their third session of study at the University of Deusto or the University of Seville where the medium of instruction is Spanish Language. This portion of the degree must be taken on a full-time basis.
To be eligible to study at the University of Deusto or the University of Seville unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates must have passed by the end of their second session of full-time study or the equivalent the prescribed degree assessment in all the courses prescribed of programme years 1 and 2 in Annex B14.
During their session at the University of Deusto or the University of Seville candidates shall be assessed in accordance with the procedures in force at that University.
At the University of Deusto or the University of Seville candidates will be required to attend and pass the assessments specified in Annex B14. Candidates who comply with the specified requirements in respect of the University of Deusto or the University of Seville shall be awarded the Certificate in Spanish Law by that University.
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB and Spanish Law if they have:
(i) fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 2 to 5 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Regulations;
(ii) successfully completed, or been granted exemption, in all the courses detailed in Annex B14; and
(iii) successfully completed the Certificate in Spanish Law from the University of Deusto or the University of
Seville.
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB (Honours) and Spanish Law LLB if they have satisfied the provisions of Regulation 42(ii) and (iii) (supra) and have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 8 to 13 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations.
A candidate shall immediately inform his or her Advisers of Studies at Aberdeen and Deusto or Seville if he or she is unable to attend courses at Deusto or Seville for a period longer than two continuous weeks, or fails to take examinations or to complete any required course assessment. In the case of illness he or she shall send a copy of a medical certificate to the Advisers; and in any other case shall submit reasons in writing to the Advisers explaining the absence or failure to complete a required course assessment.
A candidate who does not take or fails any assessment required for the award of the Certificate in Spanish Law will not be allowed to continue with the Degree of Law and Spanish Law but will normally be required to transfer to the Degree of LLB, or the Degree of LLB with Honours, or one of these forms of the degree with Options in Spanish Language.
Bachelor of Laws and European Legal Studies (LLB and European Legal Studies)
46. The Degree of LLB and European Legal Studies extends over four sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. The Degree of LLB and European Legal Studies with Honours extends over five sessions of full-time study or the equivalent. For both degrees, candidates must spend their third session of study abroad under an ERASMUS ICP contract at one of the approved host Universities specified in Annex B15 where the medium of instruction is English. This portion of the degree must be taken on a full-time basis.
47. To be eligible to study at one of the host Universities, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates must have passed by the end of their second session of full-time study or the equivalent the prescribed degree assessment in all the courses prescribed for programme years 1 and 2 in Annex B15.
48. During their session at the host University, candidates shall be assessed in accordance with the procedures in force at that University.
The candidates proposed programme of study at the host University must be approved by the appropriate ERASMUS Co-ordinators of both host and sending Universities.
Candidates will be required to attend and pass the required assessment in courses approved under Regulation 49 which aggregate at least 60 credit points under the European Credit Transfer Scheme (ECTS).
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB and European Legal Studies if they have:
(i) fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 2 to 5 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations;
(ii) successfully completed, or been granted exemption in, all the courses detailed in Annex B15, and
(iii) fulfilled the requirement of Regulation 50.
Candidates shall be entitled to graduate with the Degree of LLB Honours and European Legal Studies if they have satisfied the provisions of Regulation 51 (ii) and (iii) and have fulfilled the requirements of Regulations 8 to 13 of the LLB Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations.
A candidate shall immediately inform his or her Advisers of Studies at Aberdeen and the host University if he or she is unable to attend courses at their host institution for a period longer than two continuous weeks, or fails to take examinations or to complete any required course assessment. In the case of illness he or she shall send a copy of a medical certificate to the Advisers; and in any other case shall submit reasons in writing to the Advisers explaining the absence or failure to complete a required course assessment.
A candidate who does not obtain the necessary 60 ECTS credit points at the host University will not be allowed to continue with the Degree of LLB and European Legal Studies but will normally be required to transfer to the Degree of LLB, or the Degree of LLB with Honours.
Diploma in Legal Studies
Admission to the programme of study leading to the award by the 51cg of the Diploma in Legal Studies is open only to law students from the University of Grenoble, Lyon University 2, the University of Clermont 1 and Reims University registered for the degree of Maitrise en Droit, to students from the University of Regensburg or the University of Freiburg and the University of Marburg registered for the Staats examination, and to students from the University of Duesto registered for the Licenciado.
The programme for the Diploma shall extend over one session of full-time study, undertaken at the 51cg.
Candidates who have attended and duly performed the work of the class and passed the prescribed degree assessments in the subjects required under Annex C, shall be eligible for the award of the Diploma in Legal Studies from the 51cg.
Certificate in Legal Studies
Admission to the programme of study leading to the award by the 51cg of the Certificate in Legal Studies is open only to law students from ULB.
The programme for the Certificate will extend over the first half-session (September to January), undertaken at the 51cg.
Candidates from ULB who have attended and duly performed the work of the class and passed the prescribed degree assessments in the subjects required under Annex D, shall be eligible for the award of the Certificate in Legal Studies from the 51cg.
Annex A
Schedule of Courses for the Degree of LLB (Credit points ratings and course codes shown in the brackets following). Courses which are compulsory for the Degree of LLB are shown in bold.
Criminal Law (15) (LS 1009)
Legal System and Method (15) (LS 1011)*
Foundations of Public Law (15) (LS 1012)
Foundations of Private Law (15) (LS 1013)
Contract (15) (LS 1509)
Civil Liberties and Human Rights (15) (LS 1512)
Legal Research and Writing (15) (LS 1516)
Non-Contractual Obligations (15) (LS1515)
Jurisprudence (15) (LS 2007)
Property Law (10) (LS 2008)
Legal Argument (10) (LS 2519)
Public International Law (15) (LS 1010)
European Union Law - Institutions and Judicial System (15) (LS 2018)
Commercial Law (15) (LS 2013)
Competitive Mooting 1 (5) (LS 2014/2514)
Competitive Mooting 2 (5) (LS 2015/2515)
Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution (15) (LS 2501)
Family Law (15) (LS 2503)
Private International Law (15) (LS 2507)
Succession and Trusts (10) (LS 2510)
Commercial Organisations (15) (LS 2511)
EU Substantive Law (10) (LS 2517)
Evidence (20) (LS 3002)
Conveyancing (20) (LS 3007)
Employment Law (10) (LS 3008)
Revenue Law (20) (LS 3502)
Introduction to French Law (15) (LS 1514)
Introduction to European Legal Systems (5) (LS 2016)
Introduction to German Law (15) (LS 2513)
Introduction to Spanish Law (5) (LS 2516)
Forensic Medicine 1 (10) (FM 2001)
Forensic Medicine 2 (10) (FM 2502)
*Notes: (1) The course in Legal System and Method must be attended during the first session of registration for the degree
Annex C
Schedule of Courses for the Diploma in Legal Studies
First Half-Session:
Compulsory: LS 1011 Legal System and Method and LS 1012 Foundations of Public Law.
and ONE from the list of courses offered for the degree of LLB, authorised by the Aberdeen ERASMUS Co-ordinator:
Second Half-Session:
Compulsory: LS 1512 Civil Liberties and Human Rights, and LS 1509 Contract or LS 1515 Non-Contractual Obligations
and TWO from the list of courses offered for the degree of LLB, authorised by the Aberdeen ERASMUS Co-ordinator:
NB: Candidates from the University of Lyon 2 shall follow the programme of studies shown below:
First Half-Session:
Compulsory: LS 1011 Legal System and Method
and THREE from:
LS 2007Jurisprudence
LS 1009 Criminal Law
LS 2008 Property Law
LS 2013 Commercial Law
LS 1012 Foundations of Public Law
LS 1010 Public International Law
LS 2018 European Union Law Institutions and Judicial System
Second Half-Session:
Compulsory: LS 1509 Contract and LS 1515 Non-Contractual Obligations
and TWO from:
LS 2519 EU Substantive Law
LS 2507 Private International Law
LS 1512 Civil Liberties and Human Rights or alternatively, LS 2503 Family Law
LS 1516 Legal Research and Writing
Note: Students from the University of Freiburg may take one or more additional courses from the list of LLB Honours courses with the approval of the ERASMUS coordinator for the School of Law.
Annex D
Schedule of Courses for the Certificate in Legal Studies for students from ULB
Candidates shall take a total of four courses: (a) LS 1011 Legal System and Method, and (b) two courses from those mentioned in paragraph 2), one of which must be an Honours course, or two courses from those listed in paragraph 3), one of which must be an Honours course, and (c) one further course to be selected from paragraphs 1), 2) and 3).
1) Tronc commun
LS 2007Jurisprudence
2) Droit Priv
A list of Private Law courses approved by the ERASMUS coordinator for the School of Law.
3) Droit Public
LS 1012 Foundations of Public Law
LS 1010 Public International Law
And a list of Honours Public Law courses approved by the ERASMUS coordinator for the School of Law.
Note: All courses will be assessed by a written examination at the end; some courses may also be assessed partially by continuous assessment.
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