Contact for Details
1 year
London
Tuition Fee
£8,260 per year (UK home)
Full-time, Part-time
The tuition fee for UK home students is £8,260 per year for full-time study and £4,130 per year for part-time study. The university reserves the right to increase the tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. More information on the latest fee can be found on the institution website.
Learn about our mission to make higher education accessible and empowering for every
A UK first degree at 2.2 or above.
This course requires you to meet a specific standard listed under the 'advanced requirements' in our English language requirements.
Graduates are eligible to undertake the Legal Practice Course or Bar Professional Training course, leading to careers as solicitors or barristers. The qualification is a well-recognised route into the legal profession.
Assessment includes an examination in each of the seven foundation subjects, a research essay, four short essays, and a case and statute analysis exercise. There is also a test on the English legal system.
The institution provides support for students, including careers enhancement initiatives that have received special commendation from the Joint Academic Stage Board.
The course focuses on academic preparation for further legal training. Students are encouraged to engage with careers support to explore internship and placement opportunities relevant to their professional goals.
This course is one of the longest-running and highest-rated GDL programmes in London, with special commendation from the Joint Academic Stage Board for its quality, management, and careers initiatives.
Yes, the course trains you in professional skills such as legal research, analysis, and presentation, providing a thorough grounding in the English legal system.
You will study in a friendly and nurturing environment at the Holloway campus, with modules covering the seven fundamental areas of law and opportunities for independent research.
Applicants should have a UK first degree at 2.2 or above. Full-time applicants must apply through the Central Applications Board (LawCAB), while part-time applicants can apply directly to the institution.
