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Law Courses

From international law and forensic science, to criminal justice and legal ethics: gain a better understanding of legal fields and process with our online law courses from the world's major universities.

Explore 13 courses

University of Glasgow

Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime

Delve into the seedy underbelly of the art world, looking at smuggling, theft, fakes, and fraud, with this free online course.
3 weeks
4 hrs per week
Monash University

Law for Non-Lawyers: Introduction to Law

Understand the common law system used worldwide, and your legal rights and responsibilities, with this free online law course.
4 weeks
3 hrs per week
New York Institute of Finance

Mergers and Acquisitions: Structuring the Deal

Learn how to structure mergers and acquisitions and discover the documents, tax, and legal structures needed to execute a deal.
3 weeks
4 hrs per week
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University of Glasgow

Working Supportively With Refugees: Principles, Skills and Perspectives

Learn how the principles of psychological well-being, communication and interpretation can benefit your work with refugees
3 weeks
4 hrs per week
Queensland University of Technology

Child Protection for Teachers

Feel empowered to protect your students by identifying and reporting signs of child abuse and neglect.
2 weeks
1 hr per week
Houses of Parliament

Introduction to the UK Parliament: People, Processes and Public Participation

Learn about the UK Parliament with this free online course - explore the work of Parliament and find out how it’s evolving.
3 weeks
3 hrs per week
King's College London

The Science Behind Forensic Science

Get an introduction to the science of forensic science and discover how it's applied in the real world.
4 weeks
2 hrs per week
University of California, Berkeley

Transparent and Open Social Science Research

Explore the drivers of the social science credibility crisis and learn tools to make your own work more open and reproducible.
5 weeks
4 hrs per week
European University Institute (EUI)

Why Do People Migrate? Facts

Get an introduction to one of the most misunderstood issues in the modern world: migration.
3 weeks
3 hrs per week
The University of Sheffield

Crime, Justice and Society

Explore the role of the state in regulating criminal behaviour and the parts played by those in the criminal justice system.
8 weeks
3 hrs per week
The Open University

Forensic Psychology: Witness Investigation

Discover how psychology can help obtain evidence from eyewitnesses in police investigations and prevent miscarriages of justice.
8 weeks
3 hrs per week
University of Groningen

Protecting Health Data in the Modern Age: Getting to Grips with the GDPR

Learn how the GDPR helps to protect health data and get familiar with rights, obligations, risks and safeguards.
2 weeks
3 hrs per week
UCL (University College London)

Introduction to GDPR: General Data Protection Regulation

Learn how to handle data in the digital economy safely, securely and respectfully.
3 weeks
2 hrs per week
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Meet the people who love FutureLearn

This course has given me a more comprehensive understanding of the psychology of the human mind and what makes us the people we are. In my role as a Specialist Support Worker, I will be able to effectively put into practice what I have learnt. Thank you.

Sue
Learner on Forensic Psychology: Witness Investigation

I started the Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime course on FutureLearn because I love both art and history. I was really enjoying it but I was just doing it as a hobby. At the end of the course though, there was a list of further study options. Having enjoyed the course so much, it got me thinking that maybe I should try to broaden my field in regards to online master’s degrees. I’d found an online MSc in World Heritage Conservation and decided to just go for it. I put my application in and then I found I’d been accepted!

Emma
Learner on Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime

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