University of Law

️ 1. Overview & Campuses

• Founded as the College of Law in 1962, achieving university status in 2012. It’s the UK’s largest specialist provider of legal education

• Campuses across 16 UK locations (e.g., Birmingham, Bristol, London Bloomsbury & Moorgate, Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham) plus Hong Kong, Berlin, and a fully online campus.

2. Subjects & Courses

Undergraduate Degrees

ULaw offers a variety of bachelor’s degrees including:

• LLB (Hons) Law

• LLB with Criminal Justice, Business, International Business, Government & Politics

• BA Law & Business / Business Management with Law

• BSc in Digital Business Management, Accounting & Finance, Criminology, Professional Policing

Graduate Entry & Postgraduate

• Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) – for non-law graduates

• Legal Practice Course (LPC) – pathway to solicitor qualification

• MA / MSc in Legal Technology

• LLM specializations, including Company Law, Corporate Governance, International Business, Human Rights, Mediation & ADR, Medical Law & Ethics

3. Admission Requirements

Undergraduate (LLB with Foundation Year if needed)

• UCAS Tariff: 64 points (e.g., A‑levels CC–DDE)

• GCSE English Language at grade C/4 (or equivalent) required

Non-standard routes:

• Professional experience (≥ 2 years in management or people/process-related roles) + interview and reference can substitute qualifications

Postgraduate (LPC, MA, LLM)

• LPC, MA Law, MA Law (SQE1): 2:1 in a qualifying law degree or 2:1 in other degree + law conversion + IELTS 6.5 overall (min 6.0 in components)

• LLM: 2:2 UK bachelor’s (any subject) + IELTS 6.5 (6.0 min)

4. Admission Procedure

a) Undergraduate (via UCAS)

1. Apply online through UCAS by final deadline – selecting ULaw as one of up to five choices

2. Submit qualifications, personal details, reference, and personal statement
   • Note: from 2026 UCAS replaces the traditional personal statement with structured questions

3. ULaw reviews qualifications + statement, may require interview

4. Offers are made: unconditional or conditional (e.g., meet tariff points and English requirements)

5. Accept offer, fulfil conditions, then enrol

b) Postgraduate

• Apply directly via the ULaw website

• Provide academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (if required), references

• For programmes like LPC or MA (SQE1), also require law degree or conversion course results

• Offers may be conditional (academic results pending)

c) International Students

• Must meet English language standards (IELTS, PTE, TOEFL accepted)

• Apply for a Student Visa, follow ULaw’s CAS process

5. Acceptance Rates & Fees

• Acceptance rate is around 67%

• Undergraduate tuition: ~£9,250/year for UK/EU and ~£13,750/year for international students

• Postgraduate fees: UK/EU ~£10,000–15,000/year; international ~£14,000–17,000/year

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