Bachelor of Laws (LLB) - Law (M100)

University of Brighton - Moulsecoomb

What you will study

Program Description The qualifying Law LLB(Hons) degree combines academic study with opportunities to experience law in practice, preparing students for a career as a legal professional. Taken over three years, or four years with an optional salaried placement, core learning provides practical skills in presentation, negotiation, oration, mooting and advocacy, and a thorough understanding of the English legal system. This degree is recognised by the Solicitors Regulation (SRA) Authority and the Bar Standards Board. It is a qualifying law degree, which means when students graduate they will have completed the academic stage of training for entry into the legal profession. The SRA are introducing the new Solicitors Qualification Examination (SQE), which will replace the existing Legal Practice Course in autumn 2021.

About this course

Institution
University of Brighton - Moulsecoomb
Where
Brighton, United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor
Length
36 months
Tuition
£18,108.00

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Entry requirements

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English
  • PTE: 59 overall or above
  • IELTS: 6 overall or above
  • TOEFL: 72 overall or above
  • Duolingo: 110 overall or above

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