Law LLBDlí

The LLB is a 60 ECT Level 8 add on to the TU112 Bachelor of Arts in Law (LLB). It offers students an advanced, critically informed perspective on key elements of Irish and International legal systems. This course, in combination with TU112 is recognised by King's Inns as a qualifying law degree for the purpose of admission to the Barrister at Law degree.

Students can take between one and six modules or subjects per academic year. A total of 6 modules or 60 credits is required to complete the programme.

The part-time LLB is open only to students with a 2:2 or higher in TU112 Bachelor of Arts in Law (LLB).

This programme is eligible for support under the Part-Time Fee Scheme for Specified Undergraduate Courses, administered by SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland).

If you are applying for SUSI funding, please note:

• This programme meets the criteria set out by the scheme, including duration and credit requirements.
• Only specified part-time undergraduate programmes are included in the scheme.
• Programmes with similar titles but different structures (e.g. full-time or shorter-duration variants) may not be eligible.

For more information and to apply for funding, visit the SUSI Website.

The LLB is an internationally recognised legal qualification which can be used as a gateway to the legal and allied professions. Many graduates of the programme have gone on to qualify as Solicitors and Barristers both in Ireland and in the UK. Others have used the qualification as a foundation to postgraduate study or to further their careers in civil and public service and in the private sector.

Students take six modules of their choice from those offered. These may be taken over one or two years with a minimum of three modules . Classes are held four evenings per week and depending upon subject choice students also attend tutorials on four Saturday's per academic year.

Please contact law@tudublin.ie for a sample schedule for 2024/25. Students are assessed through a mix of continuing assessments and examinations. Examinations are held once per year in May.

Applications will open for the next term in February 2026. To register your interest in part-time undergraduate courses in advance of the launch, please click here and submit your details. We will contact you once applications are open.

For further information on the application process, please visit How To Apply.

Students who successfully complete the LLB can apply to progress onto the Masters in Criminology, the Masters in Child, Family & Community Studies, the MA in Law or pursue an MPhil in Law.