Digital Marketing and Law (with Foundation Year)

DIGITAL MARKETING

Digital Marketing is one of the most dynamic and fast-paced fields in business today. Our Digital Marketing degree combines theory with practical examples, ensuring that your learning is both academically rigorous and relevant to the modern digital marketplace.

Throughout the Digital Marketing degree, you will develop essential skills and knowledge. You will explore the digital marketing landscape, marketing research, and the discipline’s role in business success. Ethical considerations in digital marketing are also emphasised. The curriculum covers Social and Digital Marketing, as well as topics such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), content marketing, SEO, and social media optimisation, helping you understand the challenges and opportunities created by technological and cultural changes. Employability skills are a key focus, preparing you for meaningful work after graduation.

You will learn from research-active academics and benefit from masterclasses led by industry professionals. The course examines marketing across a wide range of organisations, from small businesses to global companies, providing a comprehensive foundation for a career in any sector or organisation size.

LAW

Law shapes our society and affects every part of our lives. It sets our duties, regulates relationships, and offers ways to resolve disputes. Studying law means exploring a complex subject and the rules that support society.

Our law degree gives you a strong foundation in both theory and practice. You will learn about the key principles and theories that form the law in England and Wales. You will also study how Public Law creates the framework for government and administration. This includes the values of democracy, constitutionalism, and the rule of law that uphold our system.

This law course aims to create graduates who not only know the law but also understand its impact and potential changes. You will think critically. You will connect ideas from different subjects. You’ll question readings and explore topics that interest you.

You can study the LLB or Joint law degrees over three or four years. Choose four years, and the third year offers legal work experience. This helps meet the Solicitors Qualifying Exams requirements.