The "English Common Law and Legal System" course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the English common law system. It begins by introducing the basic principles of legal systems and the historical development of English common law, including its origins and evolution over time. Students will explore the primary sources of law in the common law system, focusing on case law and the importance of legal precedent in shaping the law.

The course also delves into the role of legal institutions, particularly the judiciary, and examines the process of adjudication in both civil and criminal proceedings. Students will gain a clear understanding of contract law, tort law, property law, and land ownership, along with family law principles and human rights within the common law framework. In addition to these core legal areas, the course explores the ethics and professional responsibilities of legal practitioners and the challenges faced by the legal system today.

Finally, the course looks ahead to modern trends and challenges within the common law system, providing students with the tools to critically evaluate and engage with contemporary legal issues. Through case studies, practical examples, and a thorough review, students will develop a strong grasp of the key principles that underpin the English common law system, making them well-prepared for careers in law or further legal studies.