Law & Criminology
This programme will introduce to you to a wide range of topics in the legal and criminal justice system in Ireland and provide you with a foundation to progress onto further education. You will learn about the Irish legal system, criminal and business law, as well as developing conflict resolution and communication skills. You can progress to a range of careers from this course, both in the state and private sector. In addition, this course will provide you with a wide range of transferable skills that will support many other careers paths.
What Makes This Course Special
- In-depth study of law and criminology
- Foundation to many careers
- Highly experienced legal team
- Excellent progression routes
Course Content
- Criminology
- Criminal Law
- Conflict Resolution
- Legal Practice and Procedures
- Business Law
- Word Processing
- Communications
- Work Experience
Progression
Progress to further study and careers including:
- Gárda Síochána
- Prison Service
- Parole Service
- Corporate Law
- Solicitor
- Legal Professional
Testimonial
Carlow Institute is a very positive and accepting college that gives students a place to thrive and be motivated in their education. The course gives you loads of opportunities to learn about the law and gives you pathways into Third Level Education or jobs such as a Solicitor and a Legal Secretary. My favourite module in this course has to be Criminology as it has taught me how to see beyond the crime and how it can tie into communities and the daily lives of the Irish people. After my year here in Carlow Institute I hope to continue my Studies in the legal area doing a level 8 degree in UCC.
Desiree
Entry Requirements
Certification
- QQI Level 5 Certificate in Legal Studies 5M3789
Costs
- All course fees, from registration to exams and awarding body fees as well as course materials and equipment are covered.
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Garda Vetting
See the Garda Vetting details on the Entry Requirements Page
PLSS Code: 459655
Course Coordinator: David Morey
Course is subject to minimum enrolment. The programme content shown is indicative and is subject to change according to Awarding Body requirements as well as enrolment and resources.