An academic curriculum that offers a thorough understanding of legal institutions, methods and concepts is called a law course. A bachelor's degree (like an LLB) usually takes three to four years, whereas a postgraduate degree (like an LLM) usually takes one to two years. The curriculum includes a wide range of legal topics, including criminal, civil, contract, property, administrative and constitutional law. Students receive instruction in legal advocacy, investigation and analysis, which helps them develop the critical thinking and problem-solving abilities necessary for practicing law.