UK TRANSFER
DEGREE PROGRAMME
(LAW)

This module introduces you to the operations of the English legal system, including classifications of law, the court structure, and the sources of law. You’ll develop knowledge and understanding in this area, providing an understanding of why the English legal system is what it is today. You will be introduced to the techniques of interpreting statutes and legal cases.

This module focuses on the core features of the UK constitution, the institutions of government, their powers and functions. You’ll be introduced to key constitutional principles, and the legal and political issues related to the operation of the British Constitution.

This module covers the general principles of criminal liability, a range of fatal and non-fatal offences against the person and selected offences against property. It also looks at attempts to commit offences, secondary liability and defences. You will develop the ability to explain and analyse criminal law, and will be able to apply its principles to the facts of given scenarios.

This module introduces you to the principles of contract at common law and in equity and helps you understand how these principles are applied to agreements. It covers core topics such as formation of contracts, capacity to contract and privity, performance and breach of contract and remedies for breach of contract.

This is a compulsory elective that gives you a solid foundation in the structure, sources, and functions of Malaysia’s legal and constitutional framework. You’ll explore the system’s historical development, the influence of English, Islamic, and customary law, and gain insights into judicial decision-making and statutory interpretation.

This is a compulsory elective that explores the Federal Constitution, covering its key features, institutions, fundamental liberties, elections, emergency powers, and the Basic Structure Doctrine. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of legal pluralism, the separation of powers, and constitutional supremacy, while developing the analytical skills to examine current legal issues in Malaysia.

This module introduces you to the organising principles of tort law, such as damage, fault, and vicarious liability. You will explore the cause of action in a negligence claim, with particular emphasis on the duty of care concept. You will understand the principles of liability governing pure economic loss, psychiatric harm, and liability of public authorities.

This module centres on the law governing ‘real’ property, also known as land law. You will learn about various interests that can exist in land, the principles governing the creation, transfer and extinction of these interests, and the extent to which those interests are enforceable against third parties.

The law of evidence governs what evidence may be presented and contested in the courtroom, techniques for eliciting evidence and the role of the lawyers, jury and judge in an adversarial system.

This module centres on the way the law regulates companies. It introduces you to the facilities that company law offers, such as limited liability and transferability of shares, as well as corresponding burdens such as duties of disclosure and compliance with statutory procedures.

You will learn about matters arising from the breakdown of family relationships, including divorce, dissolution of a civil partnership, financial relief remedies, child maintenance, children, domestic abuse, and cohabitees.

Legal Technology is a compulsory Year 2 elective that introduces you to the intersection of law, digital innovation, and cybersecurity. You’ll explore topics such as data protection, cybercrime, digital rights, and emerging technologies, while developing the skills and tech fluency needed to navigate the legal challenges of a digital world.

This is a compulsory Year 2 elective that gives you essential insights into modern business and management practices, helping you navigate the corporate world with confidence. You’ll explore key areas like leadership, HR management, strategic planning, sustainability, and diversity, while developing the critical thinking and managerial awareness needed for multidisciplinary roles in today’s global economy.