This module provides an overview of the constitutional system in the United Kingdom. Unlike most other countries the UK does not have a constitution which is written down in one single document. We will also compare and contrast the constitution of your home country to the UK system.

‘We will cover some aspects of EU law and the European Convention on Human Rights. You will also study some of the major doctrines which shape constitutional law such as Parliamentary Supremacy; Rule of Law and Separation of Powers.

How will I be Assessed?

There are two final exams - A 1 hour closed book exam which is worth 60% of your overall module mark and a 1 hour 'open book' exam worth 40% of your overall module mark.

The aim of this module is to introduce you to the fundamental aspects of Globalisation. Globalisation is a societal phenomena wherein social barriers and geographical restrictions no longer exist and the only thing that separates people from each other is time.

In this module, you will have the opportunity to explore, how the concept of Globalisation has evolved, the contexts to which it refers and is used, as well as the economic, political, technological and social driving forces. Students will explore the beliefs and historical aspects of local and regional issues that become global in nature, specifically - economic survival, global politics and environmental concerns.

The lessons are filled with interesting quizzes and debates on historical and current international issues.

Assessments for this module include 2 individual presentations, In-class tests and end of term exam.

This module aims to provide you with knowledge and understanding of different aspects and general principles of English Contract Law. By the end of this module, you will have an overview of the requirements for the legal principles behind formation of contract, consideration, the intention to create legal relations, terms in a contract, interpretation and enforceability of contract, damages and other remedies, application of tort law in civil justice system, negligence.

Students will be worked as individuals, in a small team and in a larger group to effect data collation, discussion and presentation of evidence in format of mooting.

Formal Assessment: Examination

One (1) hour Closed Book – Weighting 60%

One (1) hour Open Book – Weighting 40%

In this module, you will cover the core elements of some of the major crimes in the law of England and Wales. The emphasis will be on understanding how the criminal law can be applied to a factual scenario. This module also provides an examination of the major doctrines, principles and rules of the general part of the criminal law of England and Wales and an in-depth study of some specific offences.

Formal Assessment: Examination

One (1) hour Closed Book – Weighting 60%

One (1) hour Open Book – Weighting 40%

The Introduction to the English Legal System module has been designed to assist learners in understanding the English Legal system and how it operates within a democracy. This will be achieved by exploring the history of Case Law, Statutory Law, Human Rights Law and the effect of European Union law on the English Legal system.

How will I be assessed? (Group work, presentations, exams):

The module is assessed by two examinations: one closed book examination and one open book examination.

Mass communication studies how people exchange information through the use of mass media. The module will explore how communication can reach a mass audience and what the impact of this is on information accuracy and how it is perceived. Students will explore the pros and cons of mass communication and how it can effect, influence or change opinion.

Students will do a written assessment, two pieces of coursework and an exam.

With more and more graduates going on to set up their own small business or develop a new idea in an existing organisation, this module introduces you the basic skills needed to follow in their footsteps. Including practical exercises such as creating a business plan for investors, managing cash flow and developing a marketing plan, you will learn how to use business terminology effectively and precisely. Assessment is through group presentation, individual and group reports, and examination.

You need excellent communication skills in order to be successful, not only while studying in the UK, but throughout your professional lives. ILSC Level 3 prepares students to develop skills for independent and collaborative working. This includes academic discussion and presentation skills, active listening skills and effective academic reading and writing skills. Assessments are largely practical, with a combination of written assessments, a group presentation and final exam.