The law subject directory
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Find one-to-one law tutoring for the module or assessment in front of you. Start with your subject, then explore support for understanding, application and independent study.
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Module names, compulsory subjects and elective options vary by university and degree. These groupings are a browsing guide, not a universal syllabus. Share your course outline when enquiring.
25 subjects and assessment pathways shown
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Foundations
Build understanding of the subjects commonly taught at the heart of a law degree or conversion course.
Contract Law
Formation, terms, breach and remedies; structured problem-question practice.
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Duties, liability, causation and remedies, applied to factual scenarios.
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Offences, elements of liability and defences; reason through the facts.
Explore subject tuitionConstitutional and Administrative Law
Constitutional principles, public powers and judicial review.
Explore subject tuitionEquity and Trusts
Trusts, equitable principles and remedies, with clear issue spotting.
Explore subject tuitionLand Law
Property rights, registered land and competing interests.
Explore subject tuitionEU Law
EU institutions, sources and principles; follow your course's legal context.
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Common electives
Explore specialist areas through their principles, debates and practical application.
Human Rights Law
Rights, limitations and the relationship between legal frameworks.
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Employment status, workplace rights and dismissal.
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Family relationships, financial remedies and child-related principles.
Explore subject tuitionIntellectual Property Law
Copyright, patents, trade marks and the scope of protection.
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Admissibility, proof and the evaluation of evidence.
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Sources, states, jurisdiction and international responsibility.
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Environmental regulation, accountability and legal protection.
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Consent, confidentiality and ethical questions in healthcare law.
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Commercial subjects
Connect legal rules with the transactions, organisations and markets they shape.
Company Law
Corporate personality, governance, directors and shareholder rights.
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Commercial transactions, sale of goods and business relationships.
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Tax principles and statutory interpretation within your module syllabus.
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Anti-competitive conduct, market power and enforcement.
Explore subject tuitionBanking and Finance Law
Financial transactions, banking relationships and regulation.
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Study skills
Develop the research, reading and reasoning habits that support your own legal work.
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Theory
Question how law works, what justifies it and how it relates to society.
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SQE preparation
Prepare for professional assessments for qualification as a solicitor in England and Wales, separately from undergraduate modules.
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Your course and jurisdiction come first.
Most subject guidance here focuses on the law of England and Wales. The UK has distinct legal jurisdictions; Scots law and Northern Irish law can differ. Tell us your jurisdiction, institution and syllabus so we can assess tutor fit rather than assume the same rules apply everywhere.
SQE is a professional assessment pathway.
SQE1 and SQE2 are professional assessments for qualification as a solicitor in England and Wales, not undergraduate modules. Although some legal knowledge overlaps, preparation should follow the relevant assessment specification and your stage of study.
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We consider relevant expertise and availability, then confirm the proposed tutor, hourly rate and scope with you.
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Once the match and arrangements are agreed, book a time and bring your syllabus and your own questions.