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UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2020
REASONS TO CHOOSE THE UNIVERSITY OF LAW
We were awarded Silver in the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF) 2019 for our teaching, learning and outcomes.
Over 90% of our LLB academic tutors are qualified lawyers and all of our
Business School tutors have considerable commercial experience.
92% of our full-time UK LLB students graduating in 2017 secured employment or further education within six months of
successfully completing their course.
We are the first and only university to offer a free masters degree when you
study a business degree with us. We support your ambition in business.
Our specialist careers and employability service is one of the largest in the UK, with over 30 experts providing one-to-one support to students.
We have eight campuses in eight cities around the UK. All are close to thriving commercial centres and transport links.
The University of Law was voted joint 9th for student satisfaction by our undergraduate students in 2018 for the National Student Survey.
Our pro bono team give you the opportunity to see how the law operates
in the real world.
TAUGHT BY
EXPERTS
SILVER STANDARD TEACHING
CAMPUSES
CITIES
TOP 10 FOR STUDENT SATISFACTION
A VARIED PRO BONO
PROGRAMME
WE’VE TRAINED MORE PRACTISING LAWYERS
THAN ANYONE ELSE IN THE UK
PROGRESS ON TO A
8
92% EMPLOYMENT
WITHIN 6 MONTHS
EXPERT CAREERS SERVICE
Our expansive legal alumni group gives our law and business students excellent
networking opportunities.
One of the UK’s longest-established providers of legal education.
ALUMNI64,000
OVER
BUSINESS MASTERS FOR FREE
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OPEN DAYS
CONTENTS
From talks, taster sessions and tours to meeting current students and staff , our Open Days are a great way to fi nd out all about our courses and how our campuses off er everything we think you’ll need to succeed. You can check out our facilities and soak up the atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to get answers to your questions. More than just a chat and a guided tour, we’ll make your day as interesting and interactive as possible.
6 Welcome
8 Our story
10 Focused on your future
12 Experience more
14 Student Association
16 Supporting you
18 Innovative teaching
20 Enhance your employability
24 International Summer School
26 Our campuses
28 Accommodation
30 International students
34 Switch it up
36 #LiveProspectus
38 Your routes to practice
40 Our law courses
42 Apprenticeships
44 Our criminology courses
46 Our policing course
48 Our business courses
50 Fees and funding
53 How to apply
54 Our alumni network
58 Come and meet us
law.ac.uk/events
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WELCOMEAs a student at The University of Law or The University of Law Business School we think you can expect excellent standards in teaching and support, to have a great experience and make friends for life. In fact, we are extremely proud to have received a Silver ranking in the Government-led Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF). The TEF panel judged that we deliver high quality teaching, learning and outcomes for our students and consistently exceed rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education.
law.ac.uk
We believe that over the years we have
developed a winning approach to teaching
and supporting our students.
Our courses aim to give you a practical
learning experience fully rooted in the
ever-evolving world of law and business,
while our other services help you prepare
for the working world.
As well as giving you an outstanding
academic learning experience, we want to
help you think and act like a professional
from day one, giving you the practical and
transferable skills demanded from employers
today. But much more than this, with our small
class sizes you can be confident that you
won’t become just a number. You’ll be
welcomed into a strong support culture
designed to be there for you throughout
your time with us, and after as you progress
on to the next steps of your career.
It’s this dedication to providing a
well-rounded family philosophy that has
led to us receiving a ranking in the top 10
for overall student satisfaction in the 2018
National Student Survey.
Choosing a university is an important decision.
With this prospectus we want to give you a
feel of what it’s like to study with us, so you
can make the right decision for you.
We really hope to welcome you as a student
so you can experience all of the exciting
things The University of Law and our
Business School has to offer.
YOUR SUCCESS IS WHAT DEFINES OUR MISSION AND PURPOSE AS A UNIVERSITYProfessor Andrea Nollent, Vice Chancellor & CEO
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The College of Law is established
University status
achieved
We welcome our fi rst
undergraduate students
Graduate Diploma in Law launches
Legal Practice Course launches
Bar Professional Training Course
launches
LLB “Law with”
courses launch
The Universityof Law Business School launches (formerly known as
De Broc)
Our Manchester campus opens
New campuses inNottingham
and Hong Kong announced
First intake with
GISMA Business School in Berlin
ULaw Business School
expansion to Birmingham,
Leeds & Manchesterannounced
Our Guildford campus opens
Our Chestercampus opens
Our Birminghamcampus opens
Our London Bloomsbury
campus opens Pro bono clinics for
law students introduced
Alternative Business Structure licence granted, allowing students to work on real pro bono cases
Our i-Tutorial
programme embraces e-learning
Our Careers and Employability
Service is established
New programmes launched for
Law, Business, Policing and Criminology
Our London Moorgate campus
opens
We become the fi rst
independent non-university
institution to award degrees
OurFuture Lawyers
Network launches, providing free careers advice
Pathways to Law
increases law career access for state school
children
Our Alumni Network
launches
Launch of our LLM Master
of Laws programme
Launch of our MA Law
programmeLaunch of our new Solicitor
Apprentice programme
TEF Silver awarded 2019
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Our Bristol campus opens
Our Leeds campus opens
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We are one of the longest-established specialist legal education providers in the UK. In fact, we’ve
trained more practising lawyers in England and Wales than anyone else, with a rich heritage and
reputation for training and developing the best legal minds.
Our origins date back to Gibson & Weldon in 1876, and the establishment of The Law Society
School of Law. Since then we’ve changed a lot. Here’s just a few milestones we’ve celebrated
over the years…
OUR STORY
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FOCUSED ON YOUR FUTURE
Our aim is to help you reach your ambitions by delivering an outstanding academic and employment-focused experience. We’ll focus on teaching you how to think and act like a professional whether your aspirations are in law, business or other fields. Our degrees balance academic rigour and practical skills, so you’re working towards achieving your career right from the start.
SPECIALIST TEACHINGWith over 250 academic tutors, all with
experience and skills in their chosen fields,
you can be sure to benefit from a wide range
of expertise.
More than 90% of our law academic tutors
are qualified solicitors, barristers and
judges*, so you’ll be learning the skills that
employers are looking for while benefitting
from those with genuine experience in the
legal industry.
Our business tutors have commercial
experience in sectors as far reaching as
reinsurance, logistics, banking and
entrepreneurial start-ups, making them
well-placed to get you plugged in to the
world of business right from the start.
You’ll learn from your academic tutors in small,
interactive classes combining a mixture of
workshops and lectures to ensure you have
the one-to-one support you need.
Our online courses combine a mixture of
learning opportunities, 100% online**, with
one-to-one supervision.
EXPERTS IN EMPLOYABILITYEmployability is at the heart of everything
we do.
Whether it’s enhancing your CV, refining
interview techniques or general career
planning, help is on hand with our Careers
and Employability Service.
Through our varied pro bono programme,
law students can see how the law impacts
the real world. You can try out your skills in
an authentic environment while getting that
extra experience to add to your CV.
Business students also benefit from the offer
of one-to-one advice and exposure to the likes
of IBM, Lloyds of London and PwC through a
varied series of events, workshops and
company visits.
CONNECTIONS THAT OPEN DOORSWe know that one of the most important
steps in starting your career is having the
chance to connect with prospective
employers. That’s why we’ve nurtured strong
relationships with law firms, businesses and
employers for which we have high regard,
so that we can offer you what we consider
to be excellent networking opportunities at
our employer talks and careers fairs.
*Not including visiting lecturers.
**Enrolment and some examinations require on-campus attendance.
ULAW SETS YOU UP WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED FROM DAY ONEIsha Kumar, ULaw Student
Find out more about how ULaw has supported us by scanning this code with your phone camera.
Look out for more codes in the prospectus for other student stories.
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We know there’s more to university than just your course. You’ll discover that we focus on putting you at the heart of everything we do. We aim to make your university experience the best it can be, with full support and guidance throughout your time with us.
EXPERIENCEMORE
GET STUCK INWe’ve tried to make sure there’s plenty on
off er beyond your studies. With a range of
societies, sports teams and social events
available at each of our campuses, we think
you’ll fi nd plenty to keep you busy and having
fun between classes.
Whether it’s bowling or karaoke nights in
Birmingham, football leagues in Bristol and
Leeds, debating societies in Chester and
Guildford, a creative writing group in
Manchester, or entering a team for University
Challenge in London, we’ve tried to ensure
that wherever you choose to study you’ll
always have a variety of activities on off er.
And if you can’t fi nd a club or society you’re
interested in, you can even start your own.
ON YOUR DOORSTEPWith all our campuses close to music
venues, theatres, cinemas, sports
centres, bars and restaurants, there’s
plenty to keep you entertained.
INSPIRATIONAL EVENTSOur law and business students all have
access to a range of events that aim to
inspire your future. We invite our students
to talks from inspiring lawyers,
entrepreneurs and organisations, as
well as hosting some of the biggest
events and conferences of their kind.
The National Law Fair is an annual
fi xture of our London Moorgate campus
and the ever-growing RebLaw UK event
is organised by our students.
With recent speakers like alumni James
Libson from Mishcon de Reya or Rachel
Wang of Chocolate Films and
representatives from big businesses like
Barclays or Deutsche Bank, we want to
give you the chance to experience
inspirational events that encourage and
support you to shape your own future.
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STUDENT ASSOCIATION
GET INVOLVEDYou can join a Student Association Events
Committee if you’re interested in working with
your fellow students in developing a full and
varied programme of extra-curricular activities,
clubs, societies and much more. The exact mix
of events and clubs varies at each of our
campuses and it’s all put together by our
students, so it’s really up to you what’s on offer.
The SA is always looking for new
representatives, so why not get involved
as a Class Representative or even a Student
Association Vice-President if you want to
represent your campus and attend the
Student Parliament.
Online students can also apply for various
positions and can dial in to Student Parliament
meetings or access minutes of meetings online.
REAP THE REWARDSAll our students are eligible to apply for a TOTUM
Card (the new name for the NUS Extra Card), which
offers students discounts at various retailers and
restaurants all over the UK and internationally.
nus.org.uk/en/nus-extra
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All students are automatically members of the University’s Student Association (SA). The SA works to enhance your student and academic experience by having a strong representation of the student cohort in all matters ULaw.
THE EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES WERE GREATMohammad Gulfraz, ULaw Student
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Our support teams are here to try and make your time with us as worry-free as possible, so you can focus on achieving the best results you can. They provide advice and guidance for a range of student needs, whether it be research, health or personal well-being.
DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICEThe University has a Disability Support
Service to assist students in accessing their
course. The friendly Disability Support Service
is dedicated to managing any requirements
you may have during your studies, including
temporary assistance due to injury or illness.
The team are available to discuss your
course and exam requirements even before
you start your studies with us so everything
can be in place well in advance.
law.ac.uk/disability-support-service
COUNSELLING SERVICEOur Counselling Service is available to help
and support you while you are studying with
us. The Counselling Service recognises that
you should have an interesting, fulfilling and
rewarding experience yet realise that there
may be times when you need support. We
offer a confidential space to talk through
any concerns with a trained professional.
law.ac.uk/about/counselling-service
LIBRARY SERVICEAt our campus libraries you can tap into
the knowledge of our experienced Librarians,
who are here to help you find everything
you need to support your studies. Our library
team provides a range of face-to-face and
online support services to enable you to
develop your research skills to their full
potential. Our online resources, which include
professional legal and business databases,
provide you with access to over 20,000
eBooks. These resources are available on
and off campus so you’ll be able to look
for what you need, when you need it.
SUPPORTING YOU
SEEING SAMARA SUCCEED IS REWARDING FOR THE EMPLOYABILITY SERVICEManveen Bhogal, Careers Consultant
MANVEEN’S BEEN A GREAT SOUNDING BOARDSamara Mcdonald-Tavernier, ULaw Student
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We specialise in teaching and applied professional research. Our focus is on developing innovative and highly effective teaching methods that are endorsed by employers.
With our experienced academic tutors leading
your classes and providing online supervision,
we believe we offer an established teaching
methodology that focuses on the knowledge
and practical skills we consider to be
important in developing a successful career.
LEARN FROM EXPERIENCEOur teaching team consists of more than 250
academic tutors, visiting professors and
lecturers across our eight campuses.
Over 90% of our law academic tutors are
qualified as solicitors, barristers or judges,
with many still practising, so you can benefit
from their insights in today’s legal world.
The design and teaching of our business
courses focuses on drawing from the insights
of our commercially experienced academic
tutors, aiming to equip you with the
transferable skills required by the modern
business world.
KEEPING IT INTERESTINGThroughout your degree you’ll have the
opportunity to experience a combination
of workshops and large group sessions to
energise your learning in a more interactive
environment. Our online courses also offer a
variety of interactive learning opportunities
with regular supervision.
By working closely with employers across our
programmes, we have sought to ensure that
you’ll be taught how to apply academic
principles to inform your decision making in
a commercial context. You’ll be given the
opportunity to practise your skills in real-life
scenarios with regular constructive feedback.
MAKING IT PERSONALTo make sure you get the best you can from
your course and all that we offer, we’ll assign
you a personal academic tutor for regular one-
to-one or small group meetings where you can
seek advice on both your course and your
career aspirations. As resident academic tutors
are based in our campuses, they operate an
open door policy, making it easier for you to
talk to them when you need to, whether it be
face-to-face, online, on the phone or via email.
DRIVEN BY INNOVATIVE TEACHING
TUTORS RUN AN OPEN DOOR POLICY SO WE’RE ALWAYS HERE TO HELP Deborah Crowley, Associate Professor
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At The University of Law and The University of Law Business School we have every confidence that we’ll equip you with the knowledge and skills to fulfil your career ambitions. We combine years of experience, professional expertise and a focus on your future employability to provide a full educational experience.
ENHANCE YOUR EMPLOYABILITY
WE ALWAYS WANT TO GIVE THE BEST SUPPORT TO OUR STUDENTSJohn Watkins, Director of Employability
ULAW HELPED ME SECURE MY TRAINING CONTRACTInshaal Ahmad, ULaw Student
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Helping you become employable is
a central aim of our degrees and we
aim to embed it in every aspect of
our courses.
It’s refl ected in the tasks you do and
the skills our courses aim to develop:
communication, understanding people
and knowing the right questions to ask.
Our courses encourage you to work
towards understanding what is required
by employers and what your own
strengths and weaknesses are. This
should help you identify the fi eld of work
you’re interested in and create a
personal plan of action to secure your
fi rst job. We’re also on hand to help you
identify and apply for relevant work
experience to enhance your
employability prospects.
We also have a team specialist business and legal careers advisors. Our commitment to one-to-one guidance from a team of specialist careers advisors and practising solicitors off ers you a great start to your career.
With a team of over 30 experts, we have one of the largest university legal careers services in the UK.
Each year, on our vacancy database,
we advertise thousands of opportunities.
PRO BONO OPPORTUNITIESWe off er a varied pro bono programme
for our law students. Off ering 3,500
opportunities to gain exposure to life as
a lawyer through supervised experience
or from shadowing practitioners, giving
you a variety of opportunities to
enhance your career.
OUR EXPERT CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY SERVICE
THE EMPLOYABILITY TEAM AIMS TO BROADEN HORIZONS AND BUILD CONFIDENCE SO STUDENTS CAN REACH THEIR CAREER GOALSJo LozinskaBusiness School Employability Manager
Key components of our degree
programmes are also taught in
Employability workshops and group
sessions, both face-to-face and online,
covering the following elements:
• Developing competencies
• Targeting employers
• CVs and covering letters
• Application forms
• Networking skills
• Interview skills
• Assessment tests
STAYING AHEAD TO KEEP YOU AHEADThe professional world never stands
still and we consult regularly with law
fi rms, businesses and chambers to
ensure we keep pace, adapting our
courses to incorporate the skills and
commercial awareness that we believe
will set you apart.
GOING GLOBALIn an increasingly global economy,
it’s all the more important to have an
international outlook. We work with
selected global law fi rms and have
close links with a wide range of
barristers’ chambers. We also have links
with partner institutions and professional
bodies throughout the world, from which
both our law and business students
can benefi t.
EMPLOYABILITY AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS
GUIDING YOUR STUDIES
JOBS AND EXPERIENCES
* 92% of our full-time UK LLB students graduating in 2017 secured employment or further study within six months of successfully completing their course.
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INTERNATIONALLEADERSHIPSUMMER
SCHOOLIN BERLIN
As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting our students’ career ambitions, we will be off ering all students starting undergraduate degrees the opportunity to attend our International Leadership Summer School in Berlin.
The optional International
Leadership Summer School will take
place at the end of your second
year of studies or third year of a
degree with Foundation Year and
will focus on further developing
employability skills that you’ll
already have started during your
studies. With interactive and
engaging sessions spread over
several days, you’ll focus on further
developing key soft skills, insights
and experience to show employers
how you’re work-ready, straight out
of university.
The course will allow you to explore
leadership – both what it means to
you and the various ways you can
be a successful leader – during fun
activity sessions with fellow ULaw
students from all of our campuses.
Our International Leadership
Summer School is in Berlin,
considered to be one of the best
cities in the world for millennials*.
Between your leadership sessions,
you’ll have time to explore this
fantastic city and enjoy your visit.
*Source: World Economic Forum
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8. LEEDS
2. CHESTER
3. BRISTOL
4. GUILDFORD
5. LONDON
6. BIRMINGHAM
7. NOTTINGHAM1. MANCHESTER
The University of Law has eight campuses across the UK that offer undergraduate courses, each with their own unique characteristics. Our Business School offers undergraduate courses across five of our UK campuses. All are ideally located near thriving commercial centres, leading law firms, chambers and transport links.
Each of our campuses are unique and offer
something different, so we’re confident that
you’ll find somewhere that suits your tastes.
They all provide comfortable and diverse
surroundings for studying and socialising
alike, including purpose-built seminar
rooms, IT suites, board rooms, lecture
theatres and mock courtrooms* to offer a
variety of learning environments. And our
cafés and chill-out zones are ideal places to
take a break and catch up with friends.
Our libraries are stocked with the latest
texts to make sure you’re always up-to-date.
There are quiet study spaces for when you
want to get your head down and focus, and
plenty of areas ideal for group debates or
study sessions. You’ll also have access to our
extensive online support materials on site
and from home.
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We guarantee you an off er of accommodation in the fi rst year of your undergraduate studies if you’ve accepted us as your fi rm choice and applied for accommodation by 30 March in your year of entry*.
We’ve arranged accommodation for our
undergraduate students with specialist UK
student accommodation providers to ensure
you have a comfortable place to live while
you’re studying with us.
THE ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation is usually in shared fl ats or,
in some cases, self-contained studios. Flats
are normally shared with 3, 4 or 5 other
undergraduate students. Typically you’ll have
a shared kitchen/dining room, including
fridge-freezer, oven, hob, dishwasher, kettle
and microwave. There’s usually a separate
shared lounge area with comfy sofas and TV.
You’ll have your own fully-furnished bedroom,
which will typically include a study area and
en-suite bathroom. Most locations also have
on-site laundries and some have gyms.
SECURITYSecurity is taken seriously at the
accommodation sites. Door entry and
intercom systems restrict access and CCTV
surveillance gives added protection. Most
accommodation sites have dedicated
management staff available on-site to help
you. Some locations have student wardens
too, who are usually second-year students
happy to provide extra support, off ering a
bit of extra reassurance if you’re living away
from home for the fi rst time.
ACCOMMODATION COSTSAccommodation costs vary depending on
location. As an indication, average weekly
rental costs for properties available in
2018/19 were approximately £260 per week
in London, £230 per week in Guildford and
£125 to £190 per week for locations outside
these areas.
Information about accommodation providers
and options will be available at our Open
Days, where you’ll be able to fi nd out more
about living in student accommodation and
arrange a tour of the facilities.
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/accommodation
ACCOMMODATIONSTUDENTPADStudentpad is our online accommodation
service. It off ers advice on choosing a
suitable property and local information
about things to see and do around your
campus. It’s available in multiple languages
and includes useful links and tips for living
in the UK.
Once you’ve accepted your place you’ll be
provided with the password to search our
property listings.
Property listings will vary by campus but
typically include student accommodation with
private providers, private sector rentals from
estate agents and individual landlords, and
rooms with a live-in landlord arrangement.
HOUSEMATE HUBIf you’d like to fi nd other University of Law
students to privately rent with, or you have a
spare room in your house / fl at share, why
not join our Housemate Hub Facebook group
to chat and make living arrangements with
fellow students?
*If you apply after this date we will provide support to help you fi nd suitable accommodation, but cannot guarantee this will be successful. Our
guarantee of an off er of accommodation may either be at any advertised accommodation provider, subject to availability, or in the event that the
advertised accommodation provider is not available, we shall guarantee you an off er of accommodation at an alternative UK student accommodation
provider. Please note that applications from students under 18 years of age are considered on an individual basis in collaboration with our third party
accommodation providers.
Find us on Facebook by searching:
Offi cial University of Law Group
– Housemate Hub
If you have any questions about
accommodation, please contact the
Accommodation Services team via
email: [email protected]
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With so many major corporate transactions and international issues dealt with under English law, if you’re qualified to practise in your own jurisdiction, you may also benefit from understanding English legal concepts. This can set you on your way to a rewarding career and improve your job prospects in the highly competitive legal market.
We’ve trained practising lawyers from over
70 countries in English law and many of our
students have progressed to successful legal
careers, as well as other professions
throughout the world, such as finance,
government, management consultancy
and journalism, among many others.
We believe that The University of Law
Business School is also ideally positioned
to help international students pursue their
global business ambitions. Whether you’re
interested in a career in marketing, HR,
finance or management, an awareness of
the global market place and differences
across international borders is an advantage
to any business education in today’s world.
CONNECT WITH USWherever you are in the world, you can
talk to us about starting a successful
legal or business career by studying at
The University of Law or The University of Law
Business School.
INTERNATIONAL EVENTSYou can find us at one of the many
international events where we’ll be exhibiting
throughout the year and you can talk to us
about your career ambitions. Why not come
and see us to discuss what you want to
achieve in your career, or get in touch with
one of our in-country representatives by
visiting: law.ac.uk/international/
international-events
SKYPE CALLSOne-to-one Skype calls with a member of our
International team allow you to discuss and
ask questions about the career and courses
you’re interested in. Contact us to find out
more about international events that we’re
attending or to arrange a Skype call with
one of our International team members.
+44 (0)1483 216000
law.ac.uk/international
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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VISAS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSOur International Visa Office offers
professional support and advice on visa
requirements for international students.
You can contact them via email:
If you’re a student from outside the EU and
want to study in the UK full-time, you’ll need a
Tier 4 (General) Student visa. The University
of Law is licensed by UK Visas and
Immigration (UKVI) to sponsor students under
Tier 4 of the Points Based System. You can
find further information on the requirements
for Tier 4 sponsorship on our website.
Please note that Immigration Rules are
subject to change at any time and you
should check the UK Visas and Immigration
website for the latest information. Our
International Visa Office will be happy to
answer any specific questions about Tier 4
or the immigration and visa regulations.
For more information please see:
law.ac.uk/international/visa-requirements
For further information on studying in the
UK visit: educationuk.org
INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONSWhen you study with us, you can tap into
our global connections. We have exclusive
arrangements to develop and deliver training
programmes for trainees around the world
for a range of law firms. To make sure we
remain at the forefront of global education,
our international connections extend to
partnerships with Education UK (British
Council) and IE Law School in Spain.
LIVING AND STUDYING IN THE UKMoving to a new country to study is a big
decision. We don’t just want to give you a
warm welcome, we also want to help you
settle in. Our Student Services team are on
hand to offer help with everything from
getting a UK bank account and mobile
phone to finding accommodation.
ACCOMMODATIONIf you’re coming to the UK to study an
undergraduate course with us, our online
accommodation site – Studentpad – has
information on places to live that are close to
where you choose to study. You’ll get access
to this as soon as you accept your place.
We have Facebook Housemate Hub which
you will be able to access once you have
accepted your place. Through this page you
can meet fellow students on your course and
potential housemates.
MAKING FRIENDS AND CONNECTIONSAt each of our campuses, you’ll have the
opportunity to get involved in societies and
events organised by other students, or you
can even set one up yourself. We have an
International Students Society at our London
campuses, which gives you the opportunity to
socialise, as well as attend events arranged
with city and international law firms.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSWe have a range of scholarships and
bursaries available for international students,
to find out more please visit:
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/scholarships/
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTSTo ensure suitability for both student and course,
we ask all international students to provide
evidence of English Language Proficiency.
We accept IELTs, Trinity, TOEFL and several
other equivalents.
LLB THREE YEAR FULL-TIME, FOUR YEAR ONLINE AND SIX YEAR ONLINEAverage score 6.5 in IELTS, or equivalent, with
no one component being below 6.0 in the four
assessment areas.
LLB TWO YEAR FULL-TIMEAverage score of 7.0 in IELTS, or equivalent,
with no one component being below 6.5 in the
four assessment areas.
BA BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OR BSC ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE THREE AND FOUR YEAR FULL-TIME OPTIONSAverage score 6.0 in IELTS, or equivalent, with
no one component being below 5.5 in the four
assessment areas.
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PROGRAMME (LAW AND BUSINESS)Average score 5.0 in IELTS, or equivalent, with
no one component being below 4.5 in the four
assessment areas. For International Foundation
Programme students who require a visa the
IELTS must be UKVI.
We also offer a pre-sessional English course to
students who need to improve their English skills
in order to meet the IELTS requirements for entry
onto our undergraduate courses. Further details
of this course can be found on our website.
More information on English language tests
can usually be found at your local British Council
office or online: takeielts.britishcouncil.orglaw.ac.uk/international
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If you find your true calling mid-studies you can now redirect
your degree to suit your aspirations.
With our CourseSwitch offer you can change the course you're
on part way through your degree*. For instance, if you start
LLB Law and then realise you would also like to study Criminology,
you could switch to the LLB Law with Criminology course.
COURSESWITCH
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/course-switch
Fancy a change of scenery?
Want to experience life in a new city?
With CampuSwitch, you can start your degree
at one campus and then move to another to
continue or complete your studies*.
CAMPUSWITCH
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/campus-switch
Take full advantage of our eight campuses and
various courses available to you by making use
of our CampuSwitch and CourseSwitch offers.
*Subject to limitations, terms and conditions. Visit our website for full details.
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YOUR ROUTES TO LEGAL PRACTICE
The traditional route to becoming a
barrister or solicitor starts by taking a
qualifying law degree (LLB).
Alternatively, you can take a degree in
another subject and still become a lawyer
by taking a one year law conversion
course (GDL - Graduate Diploma in Law)
or our Master’s course (MA Law) after you
have graduated.
There is no disadvantage to entering the
profession via this route.
BARRISTER SOLICITOR
NON LAW DEGREE
Alternatively, you can start your
route to becoming a solicitor or
barrister by studying a non-law
degree, and after you’ve
graduated, taking our law
conversion course,
or Master’s Degree.
START
GCSES
A LEVELS, OR A LEVEL EQUIVALENT
QUALIFYING LAW DEGREE
(LLB)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LAW
(GDL)
MASTER OF ARTS IN LAW (MA LAW)
You can start your route to
becoming a solicitor or barrister
by taking a Qualifying Law
Degree (LLB).
ULaw offers a range of flexible undergraduate
study options at eight locations around the country.
You can choose to study full-time or online.
LEGAL PRACTICE COURSE
(LPC)
LLB (HONS) LEGAL PRACTICE & SKILLS COURSE
BAR PROFESSIONAL
TRAINING COURSE (BPTC)
TRAINING CONTRACT (PERIOD OF
RECOGNISED TRAINING)
APPLY TO THE SRA TO BE ADMITTED AS A SOLICITOR
(Subject to meeting suitability requirements)
ADMISSION AS A
SOLICITOR
CALL TO THE BAR
PUPILLAGE
LEGAL APPRENTICESHIP
You will be employed as a
solicitor apprentice and
complete an LLB (Hons)
Legal Practice & Skills course
over six years.
SOLICITORS QUALIFYING EXAM (SQE)
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WHAT ABOUT THE SQE? You may have heard that the
path to becoming a solicitor
is going to be changing with
the introduction of the SQE
assessment. Well don’t worry;
estimated dates for the new
route are not until at least 2021
and any qualifications you start
before then will remain valid.
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OUR LAW COURSES
STUDY WHERE AND HOW YOU WANTWe offer a wide range of Qualifying
Law Degree courses, taught at our eight
campuses or online by highly qualified
academic tutors. We also offer the
option of a Foundation Year** with a
number of our campus-based courses.
You can choose to study the LLB with
a specialisation in a particular area,
on campus or online, to give you a
head start in a chosen field.
You can find full details of our courses
in our Course Guide or on our website.
We are continually growing our course
list, so please check our website for
latest details.
**Not available with online courses.
UNIVERSALLY RECOGNISEDAll of our law courses are designed to
ensure you gain a formidable range of
essential skills that are welcomed
throughout the business world. From
working in multinational companies,
banking and finance, to technology,
media and charities, a legal
qualification is highly regarded by
employers across a variety of sectors.
PRACTICAL SKILLSYou can expect to learn valuable
commercial and practical skills, taught
predominantly by qualified lawyers,
often in small group workshops or
supervised online through our structured
learning environment. We also place
strong emphasis on individual academic
tutor contact and feedback.
Our law courses are designed to provide you with the transferable skills you need, whether you are committed to working in the legal sector or want to explore other career options.
law.ac.uk
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
Our LLB (Hons) Law is a Qualifying Law
Degree (QLD) recognised by the Bar
Standards Board (which regulates barristers
and specialised legal services businesses in
England and Wales) and the Solicitors
Regulation Authority (which regulates solicitors
of England and Wales) for the purpose of
exemption from the academic stage of their
professional examinations. This means that
you can move directly onto a Bar Professional
Training Course (BPTC) if you want to be a
barrister, or the Legal Practice Course (LPC) if
you want to be a solicitor*.
* Please note that the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is reforming solicitor qualification in England and Wales
by introducing the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). At the time of publication, the SRA intends to introduce
the SQE in 2021. Follow law.ac.uk/blog to keep up to date on the latest legal news on the SQE and other topics.*92% of our full-time UK LLB students graduating in 2017 secured employment or further study within six months of successfully completing their course.
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With our Solicitor Apprenticeship you can earn money and gain real world experience while you develop all the skills you need to become a solicitor.
Our Apprenticeship programme prepares you
to undertake the SQE and also provides an
opportunity to obtain an LLB (Hons) Legal
Practice and Skills degree. On successful
completion of this five to six year programme,
if you meet the suitability requirements, you
can apply to the SRA to be admitted as a
solicitor without the need to undertake a
separate training contract.
Our degree level Apprenticeship has been
developed in partnership with employers,
seeking to provide a rigorous, relevant and
business-focused legal education to meet the
demands of the modern legal sector.
HOW TO BECOME AN APPRENTICETo be eligible to join the programme you need
to obtain paid employment with an employer
willing to provide work-based experience. The
University of Law is working with employers
nationally to help secure vacancies.
START WHEN YOU’RE READYBecause employers will be looking to take on
apprentices at different times of year, we’ve
arranged for varied start times on our
apprenticeship programme. You can choose
to begin your apprenticeship in January or
September so that you won’t have to wait too
long after making arrangements with your
new employer.
BENEFITS OF A SOLICITOR APPRENTICESHIP• Get a head start in your career, learning
theory alongside practical experience
• Study for a degree whilst in paid
employment
• Start on the route to a law degree and
qualification without needing to secure a
training contract
• Begin your journey to becoming a solicitor
on completion of your A Levels/equivalent
qualifications without the need to study
full-time at university
• Training costs are funded by the
government and your employer
Get in touch to find out more about our
degree-level legal apprenticeship.
LEARN WHILE YOU EARN WITH OUR LAW APPRENTICESHIPS
law.ac.uk/apprenticeshipsSTART
A LEVELS OR A LEVEL EQUIVALENT
LEGAL APPRENTICESHIP
LLB (HONS) LEGAL PRACTICE & SKILLS COURSE
SQE SOLICITORS QUALIFYING EXAM
ADMISSION AS A SOLICITOR
APPLY TO THE SRA TO BE ADMITTED AS A SOLICITOR
(Subject to meeting suitability requirements)
SOLICITOR
GCSES
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OUR CRIMINOLOGY COURSES
These courses are aimed at those looking to work in the
criminal justice field as well as connected sectors. You
will learn through a variety of group sessions, workshops
and digital media resources before completing a
dissertation, a research project or a research methods
module in your final year. Our degrees benefit from both
a theoretical and vocational background, meaning you
can obtain a wide variety of analytical, research and
problem solving skills, which we believe are most desired
by employers.
Specially designed by experienced criminologists, these courses will give you the chance to develop an understanding of criminological and sociological concepts and theories. Looking at a wide range of current issues surrounding the topic, you will be able to apply this knowledge to various areas around crime and the law, such as drugs, cybercrime, migration, mass incarceration, terrorism, trafficking and marginalisation.
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OUR POLICING COURSE
You will study a range of key topics in the area
of crime, criminology, law, terrorism, associated
psychology, sociology and criminal investigation.
You will also learn through realistic scenarios and
the use of a crime suite.
The degree will provide you with all of the
knowledge required prior to joining the police
force** and will also be of interest if you are
looking to study at Masters level or work in the
wider security and criminal justice sector.
Our degree in Professional Policing will provide you with a professional knowledge of the ethics, skills and attitudes that are critical to twenty-fi rst century policing.
The course incorporates the College of Policing National Curriculum for the Police Constable role. Subject to validation, we will be off ering the Pre-join Degree in Professional Policing - a qualifi cation recognised by police services that is achieved prior to recruitment.
BSc (HONS) PROFESSIONAL POLICING*
*Subject to approval. **Please note this course does not guarantee entry to a police force - you must still apply to
the police force and satisfy their eligibility criteria. Please contact the Police Service for more information.
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OUR BUSINESS COURSES
SMALL CLASSES, BIG IDEASOur Business School classes are small
group workshops where we’ll ask you to
discuss and generate ideas and
solutions to modern day business
challenges. We don’t just teach theory;
we aim to use up-to-date knowledge
and case studies drawn from current
business trends and encourage you to
apply that thinking to challenges that
you’d face in the real world of business.
SPECIALIST TUTORSOur team of academic tutors all have
experience in the commercial world,
which means they’re able to share their
knowledge from outside of the classroom.
They use current, relevant business trends
and resources, including the Financial
Times, to which all students get a
free membership for the duration of
their studies.
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONSBusiness School students are visited by
recruiters from a range of companies
and have the chance to participate in
fi eld trips. Previous visiting companies
have included IBM, PwC and The London
Insurance Market, and we’ve had fi eld
trips to Lloyds of London and Barclays in
Canary Wharf.
YOUR CHOICE OF LOCATIONOur Business School off ers courses at fi ve
campuses: Birmingham, Leeds, London
Bloomsbury, Manchester and Nottingham.
All are located close to thriving and
dynamic business environments. You can
fi nd full details of our courses in our
Course Guide or on our website. We are
continually growing our course list, so
please check our website for latest details.
PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONOur Business Management programmes
are accredited by the prestigious
Chartered Management Institute (CMI)
so you’ll gain a Level 5 CMI Diploma
in Management and Leadership in
addition to your degree upon successful
completion of your course.
If you’re on an accredited course
you’ll receive free membership to
the CMI upon starting your degree,
which provides you with a wealth of
management resources and support
including the UK’s largest management
library, the CMI’s online resource portal
and the CMI’s career development
centre, as well as a number of
other services.
At The University of Law Business School, we pride ourselves on creating the right learning environment for you to achieve your business aspirations. That’s why we’ve adapted techniques used on our legal courses with the aim of developing an engaging specialist learning environment that will prepare you for a career in the world of business.
FREE BUSINESS MASTERS COURSE
law.ac.uk/business
At The University of Law Business
School, we strive to ensure that you
are fully equipped in terms of
qualifi cations, skills and industry
contacts to step straight into your
chosen career.
We’re therefore delighted to off er
any student undertaking a business
undergraduate degree with us
commencing in 2019 or 2020, the
opportunity to undertake a business
Master’s course on successful
completion of your undergraduate
degree at no additional cost.
A Business Masters programme
will be available to study in the
UK for free, based on meeting the
entry requirements and commencing
the course in the academic year
immediately after the completion
of your undergraduate business
programme.
For more information visit:
law.ac.uk/freemasters
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SCHOLARSHIPSWe aim to support students from a
variety of backgrounds to offer bright
minds the opportunity to achieve their
ambitions, irrespective of background
or personal circumstance. Details of our
scholarship programme can be found
on our website.
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/scholarships
For information on international
scholarships please email:
FEESTuition Fee Loans from the Student
Loans Company (SLC) can help pay for
the costs of your course. The loan is not
means tested which means all eligible
students will be entitled to this support,
unless you already have a degree
qualification. You can apply online at:
gov.uk/apply-for-student-finance
HOW DO I PAY MY FEES?You can pay your annual fee in a lump
sum just before you start studying with
us in September, or you can pay in
instalments. If you decide to take out a
Tuition Fee Loan, The University of Law
will be able to collect the value of the
fee loan directly from the Student Loans
Company, provided that you confirm
your individual student support number
with the SLC.
LIVING COSTSMaintenance Loans are designed to
help you with your living costs such as
accommodation, food and travel. The
amount you can borrow is affected by
your household income and
circumstances. However, EU and part-
time students are not eligible for living
cost support. To find out more visit:
gov.uk/student-finance
There is a different process if you’re
a student from Northern Ireland,
Scotland or Wales, or if you’re an
international student.
Northern Ireland: studentfinanceni.co.uk
Scotland: saas.gov.uk
Wales: studentfinancewales.co.uk
International students: britishcouncil.org
FINANCING YOUR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREEFull details of fees can be found on our website.
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/course-fees
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HOW YOU APPLY DEPENDS ON HOW YOU CHOOSE TO STUDY.
For our on campus courses you will need to apply via UCAS using the codes below.
UCAS CODES
Apply directly online:
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/online
This involves applying for an available job
role. Email us for more information:
INSTITUTION CODE: L17
INSTITUTION SHORT NAME: LAW
COURSE CODE: See our Course Guide
or website: law.ac.uk
CAMPUS CODE
(please check our Course Guide to see
which campuses each of our courses is
available in):
1 = London Bloomsbury
2 = Birmingham
3 = Chester
4 = Guildford
5 = Bristol
6 = Nottingham
7 = Manchester
8 = Leeds
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSIf you’re an international student, you won’t be eligible for the UK government funding
scheme. However, your local British Council office can provide you with details of
scholarships and other sources of funding that you can apply for.
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/funding-options
If you require a visa to study in the UK you’ll need to pay £3,000 of your full course tuition
fee prior to the start of the course. It’s a good idea to pay this by August before you start
studying so your visa has a good chance to be processed in time.
+44 (0)1483 216380
• You must start repaying your student
loan once you’re in work and earning
£25,000 a year
• You repay your Tuition Fee Loan and
Maintenance Loan at the same time
• You will be charged interest on
your loan, but it is lower than an
ordinary loan
• Repayments are automatically
deducted through the tax system
• Repayment is based on your ability to
pay rather than how much you owe
• Repayments are structured by the
Student Loans Company in a way that
they consider to be affordable and easy
to manage – you only repay 9% of your
income over £25,000
• If at any point you stop earning (e.g.
while travelling) or if your earnings drop
below £25,000, your repayments will stop
• Outstanding payments are written off
after 30 years
gov.uk/student-finance
REPAYING LOANSBefore you apply for a loan, make sure you understand the main things you need to know: HOW TO APPLY
If you have any queries, our friendly
team are happy to answer any of
your questions.
0203 4354608 or +44 (0)1483 216000
ON CAMPUS
ONLINE APPRENTICESHIPS
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Your time with us does not have to end once you’ve completed your studies. As a graduate you are eligible to become a member of The University of Law Alumni Network - one of the UK’s largest legal alumni networks.
Join a community of over 64,000 alumni working in 11,800 businesses and organisations across 85 countries
The Network will allow you to tap into
thousands of potential business contacts
and give you access to closed-door
events, job opportunities, specially
negotiated privileges and discounts.
See some of our alumni opposite
and on the following page.
OURALUMNINETWORK
Starting his career as a human
rights lawyer, Sadiq entered
politics as the MP for Tooting,
going on to become
Shadow Secretary of State
for Justice and the Shadow
Minister for London.
Sadiq was elected Mayor of
London in May 2016, winning the
largest personal mandate in the
history of British politics.
SADIQ KHANMAYOR OF LONDON
CAROLINE KENNYASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL FACEBOOK
MARIAM MUNANGASSOCIATE LEGAL OFFICER
UNITED NATIONS
Alumna Mariam Munang is an
Associate Legal Offi cer at the
United Nations. Based in its
New York headquarters, she
secured the job through the
UN’s highly competitive Young
Professionals Programme (YPP).
She now works with colleagues
across the world and travels
internationally to work on major
UN inquiries.
Caroline Kenny is a leading lawyer for
Facebook in all countries outside the
US. She worked in a variety of fi rms
and organisations before joining
Facebook as Associate General
Counsel in 2016. She looks after the
company’s marketing, advertising and
brand campaigns outside North
America, providing guidance to the
business on promotional and sales
collateral to make sure it’s fair,
accurate and legally compliant.
AT ULAW I REALLY VALUED THE SUPPORT OF MY FELLOW STUDENTS, MY LECTURERS AND MY TUTORS
ULAW GAVE ME THE SKILLS AND CONFIDENCE THAT HELPED ME GET TO WHERE I AM TODAY
THE TEACHERS WERE FABULOUSLY SUPPORTIVE AND INSPIRING
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Alumna Rachel Wang worked in
corporate fi nance for four years before
setting up her own video production
company, Chocolate Films. Since
then Rachel’s legal education has
been invaluable.
As the company director she is
responsible for the long-term vision of
the company, which currently includes
building a new studio. Due to her hard
work she was announced as
‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ at the Black
British Business Awards in 2015.
RACHEL WANGCOMPANY DIRECTOR CHOCOLATE FILMS
LAW HAS GIVEN ME SKILLS THAT CAN BE USED IN ANY FIELD
JULIE BOYLELEGAL ADVISER
THE EMIRATES GROUP
As a Legal Adviser at Emirates,
alumna Julie Boyle’s role involves
reviewing and providing contract
and commercial advice to internal
clients, including the review and
negotiation of multi-million dollar
sports sponsorship agreements,
artist agreements, TV advertising
and fi lming agreements and
event related agreements.
ULAW HAVE BEEN AN INTEGRAL PART OF MY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR MANY YEARS
MERRICK MING TAO HOTRAINEE SOLICITOR
ROPES & GRAY
JOSÉ TIZÓN MIRZALEGAL COUNSEL
EBAY
Alumnus Merrick Ming Tao Ho
studied both the GDL and LPC at
ULaw’s Bloomsbury campus.
Inspired by his father, who also
studied at The University of Law,
he is now a trainee solicitor in the
antitrust practice group at Ropes &
Gray LLP. He conducts research,
reviews documents and drafts
regulatory updates. He is working
hard in his new role to build
positive relationships with people,
and have a sound understanding
of the fi rm and the clients.
José Mirza completed his training
contract at eBay, advancing on to
become a Commercial Lawyer for
the giant online company in their
Commercial, Compliance and
Product team. He negotiates
commercial agreements with
partners and advises the business
on consumer rights.
ULAW OFFERS EXCELLENT CAREER SERVICES
I FOUND A LEGAL INTERNSHIP AT EBAY THROUGH ULAW’S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
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HEADINGCOME AND MEET US
law.ac.uk/events
APPLICANT VISIT DAYSWe also offer Applicant Visit Days exclusively
to students who have applied for a place on
one of our undergraduate courses. These
are an excellent way to get a feel for the
campus, meet the academic tutors who will
be teaching you, talk to current students and
meet potential classmates.
If you’re unable to schedule a visit or attend
an online event, you can get an idea of
what life at The University of Law is like
by visiting: liveprospectus.com
From talks, taster events, tours and workshops
to meeting academic tutors, current students
and our employability support staff, we want
to provide you with a genuine insight into life
at ULaw. Visit us to find out all there is to know
about our courses, check out our facilities
and soak up the atmosphere at our different
campuses. More than just a chat and a
guided tour, we’ll make your day as
interesting and interactive as possible.
You can visit any of our campuses on specific
days throughout the summer and autumn.
We also offer Online Open Days during the
year as an alternative way for you to find out
about our courses, hear from current students
and ask questions.
If you’re unable to make it to one of our
scheduled visitor days, we can arrange a
personal appointment at a convenient time
for you. During your campus visit you’ll be able
to tour the facilities on offer and find out about
the course(s) you are interested in. Campus
visits are held throughout the year.
We offer many opportunities throughout the year to visit our campuses, meet our staff and students and experience life as a student with us first hand.
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Surrey
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London
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Manchester
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Nottingham
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CONTACT US
0203 4354608 (UK)
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law.ac.uk
The University of Law pursues a policy of continuous
development of its courses and services. This document
is for guidance only and does not form part of any
contract. It is subject to change without notice. The
information contained within it is correct at the date
of publication, August 2019. We reserve the right to
withdraw or change for any reason and without notice,
any of the programmes, locations and/or to alter tuition
fees, entry requirements and/or the facilities and/or
services available from or provided by or on behalf
of the University. Please note that the choice of subjects
may be limited by considerations of timetable, staffing
and/or available places on a course. Please see our
website for further details on our Course
Cancellation Policy.
Before accepting any offer of a place at the University,
applicants should thoroughly read the applicable terms
and conditions available on our website:
law.ac.uk/undergraduate/terms-and-conditions
This TEF award was issued in June 2019. It lasts for
2 years, until June 2021.
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