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Meanings of Bachelor of Laws in English

Russian
бакалавр права
Portuguese
bacharel em direito
Catalan
bachelor of laws
Spanish
llb

Undergraduate degree in law.

Related terms
бакалавр права

A three-year law degree.

Synonyms
Examples for "LLB"
Examples for "LLB"
1
After the revelations, the amounts that LLB-Switzerland held for U.S. clients soared.
Reuters
2
She completed an LLB, BCom and LLM from the University of Auckland.
Radio NZ
3
He said, later, he registered with UNISA for an LLB Degree.
The South African
4
He plans to study for an LLB degree at the University of Johannesburg.
The South African
5
Her only other option is an arts degree and then an LLB after that.
The Irish Times
Usage of Bachelor of Laws in English
1
Justice Williams graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from Victoria University in 1986.
Radio NZ
2
Mugabe holds a total of seven degrees, including a Bachelor of Laws and Master's of Laws from the University of London.
The South African
3
His studies continued for the next few years and he eventually graduated with his Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree.
The South African
4
He was born in Auckland as the tenth of 12 children and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws from Auckland University.
Radio NZ
5
He was a Latinist, and as I have been told, a bachelor of laws.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
6
The ordinary degree is that of bachelor of laws (LL.B.
The American Judiciary
7
"I am a lawyer, a bachelor of laws-Kozyavkin-here's my visiting card."
The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories
8
While serving in the last post he passed the examination for the degree of bachelor of laws of the local university.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
Translations for Bachelor of Laws