UCL FACULTY OF LAWS

Information for Current Undergraduate Students

Preliminary Reading for Incoming Undergraduate Students

The following preliminary reading is intended for incoming undergraduate students whose places have been confirmed on one of our LLB degrees for September 2012 entry. In addition to this reading, the following documents have been mailed through the post at the end of August to all incoming undergraduates:

* Letter confirming your place on one of our LLB degree programmes starting in September 2012
* Student Law Society Freshers' Booklet
* UCL Transition 2012/13 leaflet

Please note that the above information is applicable only to applicants whose places have been confirmed on an LLB degree starting in September 2012. If you have been confirmed on an LLB degree for a deferred place, starting in September 2013, you will not be mailed any of the above information (with the exception of a letter confirming your place for September 2013 entry). Nor is it necessary for you to complete the preliminary reading at this stage. You will be sent up to date information during the next admissions cycle.

Further information about joining UCL is also available on the UCL website at: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/new-students/

NEW STUDENTS
Introduction to Law and Legal Methods

Students are required to complete preliminary reading and prepare for the first Introduction to Law and Legal Methods tutorial

Download Legal Methods document

An Introduction to Legal Literature & UCL Law Library

Contract

 There is no preliminary reading for Contract

Criminal Law

 There is no preliminary reading for Criminal

Property I

The required reading is the Property I materials for seminar one: "What is Property"

Download Seminar 1 materials

Public Law

The required preliminary reading text book for Public Law is: Leyland, Peter. The Constitution of the United Kingdom: A Contextual Analysis (Constitutional Systems of the World), Second Edition, HART Publishers

The required text book for Public Law is Turpin and Tomkins, British Government and the Constitution, seventh edition (2011). Accepted students should acquire this book by the end of the first week of term at the latest.