The University of Law

LLB Law

Course overview

ULaw's LLB Law is a qualifying law degree route taught by experienced legal professionals. The course combines legal foundations with practical, workshop-based learning and allows students to tailor study through SQE/CILEX, business or individual pathways. It prepares students for legal careers such as solicitor, barrister, CILEX lawyer or paralegal, while also building transferable skills for politics, journalism, business, HR and finance.

Entry requirements

Standard entry requirements are BBB at A Level, DDM at BTEC, 120 UCAS tariff points from three A Levels or equivalent, and GCSE English Language Grade C/4 or above or equivalent. Foundation-year requirements differ.

Career prospects

The degree supports progression toward solicitor, barrister, CILEX, paralegal and broader graduate careers in business, HR, finance, politics, journalism and public service.

Teaching and assessment

ULaw teaches through small focused classes, workshops and practical legal learning led by solicitors and barristers. Assessment varies by module and route.

Campus locations

London Bloomsbury

14 Store Street, London WC1E 7DE

Fees and funding

For 2026/27, ULaw lists UK full-time fees from £9,790, part-time evening fees from £7,335 per year, and London international fees of £18,100 per year before applicable international bursary. Foundation-year fees differ.

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