The Certificate in Administrative Law 1 is a standalone programme drawn from the law degree curriculum. It provides an introduction to the principles, institutions and legal frameworks that govern public administration and the exercise of public power.
Learners will examine the organisation and functions of public authorities, the role of administrative and executive bodies, and the legal principles that regulate decision-making within the public sector. The programme is suitable for those with an interest in law, public administration, governance or public policy.
This programme introduces the key concepts and principles of administrative law and their application within public administration.
You will explore the legal structures governing public authorities, examine the functions and procedures of administrative and executive bodies, and develop an understanding of how administrative law influences governance, accountability and public decision-making. The programme also develops critical analysis and legal reasoning skills relevant to the study and application of public law.
All applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Lifelong Learning reserves the right to require applicants to attend for an interview to determine their suitability for the course.
The certificate provides a foundation for further study in public law and related legal disciplines, including progression to Certificate in Administrative Law 2.
The knowledge and skills developed through the programme are relevant to careers in the public sector, local government, regulatory bodies, public policy, administration and areas where an understanding of public law and governance is beneficial.
Explore our Part-time Prospectus to see the range of flexible study options available, with detailed course information, entry requirements, and study formats. Download the prospectus to find a programme that fits around your work and other commitments.
