University Of London

University Of London

Academic direction is provided by six University of London Colleges

http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/llb

Birbeck
King College London
London School of Economics & Political Science
Queen Mary
School of Oriental & African Studies
UCL (University College London)

This programme is for you if:

You want to obtain an LLB degree of international standing which has provided the first step on a career route for many thousands of practising lawyers worldwide.

You wish to develop a critical awareness of the common law legal tradition and be able to apply analytical and problem-solving skills in a range of legal and non-legal settings.

You would like to enhance key skills of communication, information literacy, analysis and argument.

The Laws Programme is committed to:

Providing a wealth of resources
Offering expert guidance in law
Developing ‘transferable’ intellectual skills
Enabling you to develop critical awareness
Understanding the language of law

The LLB degree consists of 12 units when taken through the Standard Route (3years). Applicants who already have an undergraduate degree acceptable to the University may complete the LLB in two years through the nine-unit Graduate Entry Route.

The Diploma in Law consists of four units. Duration of the Diploma in Law programme is one (1) year and an Admissions test must be done prior to acceptance. The test is to ensure that the candidate has a good
working knowledge of English.It is a qualification in its own right and also provides an entry route to the LLB. Successful completion of the Diploma gains credit for the first four subjects of the LLB degree.

For the convenience of students, Academy of Tertiary Studies offers classes in 3 modes: