LLB (Bachelor of Laws)

An LLB, or Bachelor of Laws, is a university degree that prepares individuals to become legal professionals. It provides foundational knowledge of the legal system, including statutes, case law, and legal reasoning. The program typically covers areas like criminal law, contract law, and constitutional law. Graduates often pursue further training to qualify as lawyers or legal advisors, but the degree itself signifies a comprehensive understanding of legal principles. It is recognized internationally as a primary qualification for practicing law in many countries.