Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law (M100)

Study the LLB Law and develop legal knowledge and skills in a highly practical way, with plenty of opportunities to build real-life legal experience. Study with University of Reading and enjoy their friendly, non-elitist and non-hierarchical approach.

Benefit from Reading's commitment to the development of professional and practical skills through problem-based learning projects, commercial awareness training and work-experience. In 2020, the School of Law achieved a 90% overall satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey.

Students will have the opportunity to take part in client interviewing, negotiation and mooting competitions, with work experience placements offered as prizes. Reading Law School also hosts one of the largest pro bono programs in the UK, giving students the opportunity to work, on a voluntary basis, with local charities and other organizations where they will give legal advice and support to real people with real problems.

The first and second years provide the foundation of legal knowledge and are determined by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Council. Students can complement their legal study with modules from outside of law – for example, languages, politics, and business courses such as entrepreneurship. In the final year, students can focus on their interests and select from a wide range of modules.