The study of A Level Law provides a grounding in the main principles of the Law of England and Wales. A Level Law provides students with an introduction to a fascinating and broad discipline, not just in terms of understanding where our laws come from and how they are enforced, but also in broadening students' knowledge of how this country 'works'. Law enables you to better understand the society around you; including the workings of our democracy and the many ethical, philosophical and moral problems it faces. Law is an intellectually demanding subject that develops numerous transferable skills crucial to success in a fast changing world. Students will develop problem solving, communication and critical thinking skills; they will develop empathy and understanding for their fellow human beings, sound moral principles and the tools to exercise their power to challenge, debate and form the world around them. Law is a well-respected academic subject that appeals to a broad spectrum of students, and competence in the skills you will develop is highly regarded by all universities. For students considering a legal career, the rise in legal degree-apprenticeships means studying law gives you a head-start in your chosen profession. Law is of practical use in numerous professions: the civil service; social work; the police and armed forces; politics; and forensics.