Tort law isn’t just about injury claims—it’s a foundational pillar of legal responsibility. This diploma introduces the principles behind civil wrongdoing, from strict liability to nuisance, with clear explanations rooted in the structure of the UK legal system.
Each module unpacks major concepts—vicarious liability, negligence, trespass—ensuring you grasp not only the what, but the how and why behind legal remedies. Perfect for legal learners or anyone with an eye on civil law, this course proves that tort isn’t just a dessert—it’s a serious area of study.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the foundations and function of tort law in the UK.
- Explore negligence and its application in civil legal cases.
- Examine strict and vicarious liabilities with legal relevance.
- Identify how damage and causation are measured in tort law.
- Evaluate legal remedies for various civil legal wrongs.
- Study nuisance and trespass in relation to property law.
Who is this Course For:
- Legal studies students seeking a focused tort law overview.
- Paralegals building foundational understanding of civil claims.
- Law office staff handling tort-related documentation regularly.
- Legal writers working in civil law content or case summaries.
- Professionals exploring UK civil liability from a legal angle.
- Those reviewing strict or vicarious liability frameworks.
- Property professionals interested in land-related tort issues.
- Anyone pursuing legal admin roles involving tort disputes.
Career Path:
- Legal Assistant (Civil Law) – £26,000/year (average UK salary)
- Paralegal – £28,500/year
- Tort Law Researcher – £30,200/year
- Claims Administrator (Legal) – £27,000/year
- Legal Secretary (Tort Focus) – £25,600/year
- Litigation Support Specialist – £33,400/year
