The term "law courses" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "I am considering taking some law courses to help enhance my career opportunities."
There's a foundation for these ideas being laid with law courses, symposia and books.
For international students, most courses range from £12,250 to £17,280, although some business and law courses cost more.
The new landscape could be more challenging for universities, who may see falling numbers on law courses.
Law courses include more reading than most – and the form of reading itself can be a new experience.
He has also set up law courses for students in other parts of the university, which brings revenue to the law school.
Not so: the vice-chancellor of one London university whose postgraduate law courses are seen as a prime competitive target by BPP has never heard of the company.
To compensate for his atypical baseball background, he began studying the sport as if it were a law course.
If studied alongside an engineering subject, you could get a MEng, or a LLB if joint with a law course.
I had thought about law school, but during my senior year, I took a constitutional law course from Paul Freund.
After completing a four-year law course, Mayberry took a master's in journalism, with a dissertation about the portrayal of women in the media.
She still teaches a law course for the high school seniors at the children's school, the same one she attended.
