There are other course options that may have a different vacancy status or entry requirements – see the full list of options This is the percentage of final-year students at this university who were “certainly” or “mostly” satisfied with their course. We`ve analyzed this number compared to other universities so you can see if it`s high, medium, or low. * The university accepts a large number of UK and international qualifications instead of IELTS. Details on acceptable tests and required scores you need can be found in our English language requirements. The Centre for Academic Language and Development has information on admission requirements for the International Foundation Programme. If you are an international student, recommend the course of study for this degree through our International College, which, after successfully completing at the required level and with good attendance, guarantees entry into the first year of graduation. We received this information from the Ministry of Education through UCAS. Thus, the university as a whole was evaluated for its quality of teaching: gold, silver or bronze. Note that not all universities participated in the TEF. We are aware of the individual nature of each application and our typical offer should be considered as a guide. UWE Bristol welcomes the interest of applicants who may not meet the standard admission requirements.

We will review evidence of your relevant personal, professional or educational experience as it demonstrates the ability and potential to succeed in the course. Please indicate all relevant experiences in your application. Each course specifies one of six language profiles, i.e. the level of English required to enter that particular course if English is not your first language. Please see our information on UK qualifications for entry into undergraduate studies. First-year units are designed to help you think, write, argue and argue like a lawyer while developing key research and analytical skills. Our Law in Action Department provides an exciting introduction to the essential knowledge and skills required for effective law study at university. The following entry points are available for this course: This is what the University of Ucas has communicated about the criteria they expect from applicants; Some may be mandatory, others may be preferable. Here you can get an idea of who you could share a discussion and how they progressed in this topic. It is also worth comparing typical A-level subjects and student grades with current course entry requirements. The similarities or differences here could indicate how flexible a university might be (or not). If you exceed the entry requirements, you may be eligible for the LLB (Hons) Act.

This is the deadline for applications that must be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has vacancies, you can apply after this date, but your application is guaranteed not to be considered. In addition, the optional modules of (the number depends on the credit requirements): The following statistics refer to the general departments of this university, not to this specific course. We show this where there is not enough data about the course or where it is the most detailed information available to us. Please click on the link below to learn more about the qualification requirements for this course. When checking the entry requirements for individual courses, two types of offers are listed – typical and contextual. This information comes from the National Student Survey, an annual survey of students in their final year. This allows you to see how satisfied the students in this department are with this university (not the individual course). The Faculty of Law Master of Laws is an accelerated and accelerated postgraduate degree in law that is open to non-law graduates. The Master`s programme is based on the fact that students have already benefited from a university education. Students will graduate with a broader legal knowledge and deeper understanding of law and legal thinking than can be achieved in a one-year legal transformation course. This is what the University of Ucas said about the course.

Use it to get a quick idea of what makes it unique compared to similar courses elsewhere. Standard offer: A*AA or A*A*B. Contextual offer: AAB. For more information about contextual offers, see: www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/entry-requirements-qualifications/contextual-offers/. Applications are reviewed on their individual merit and the stated admission requirements are indicative only. When you receive an offer, it may be slightly different from the typical offer. A typical offering for the LLB law program is A*AA or A*A*B at level A or AAB for a contextual offering. Eligibility criteria for our legal and language programs can be found online here. You can read more about our contextual offers and admission requirements for international students (including English language requirements) in our admission certificate.

Bristol is an important centre for the study of modern languages and cultures, with the Faculty of Law offering three courses in law and language; Law and French, Law and Spanish and Law and German. During these four-year courses with joint specialization, students will study language, linguistics, literature, history and culture alongside the core units in law. This provides students with valuable skills that are ideally suited to the globalized workplace. Students also have the opportunity to study abroad for a third year at a partner university in the country associated with the study programme (e.g. France, Germany or Spain/Mexico/Colombia). During this year abroad, students study law and law-related units in the language of that country. Our graduates have secured positions at law firms such as Osbourne Clarke, Burgess Salmon, Clarke Wilmott, as well as Guildhall Chambers and Invictus Chambers. The selection of countries offered for the third year abroad in this programme is more extensive than for law and language courses, as we currently have partner universities in Belgium, Denmark, Hungary, Cyprus, Italy*, the Netherlands, Poland as well as France*, Germany* and Spain*. Visit our Global Opportunities website for more information on where to study abroad. Section A consists of 42 multiple-choice questions. You will have done well if you answer correctly to more than 50% of them.

Section B, the trial, is evaluated internally, but you won`t get a score for it. The overall LNAT score used by the university uses the following weights: 60% multiple choice questions and 40% dissertation. We currently expect these courses to run as usual for 2022/23. It remains possible that it may be necessary to change destinations or the timing of deployments for reasons related to COVID-19 or the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. Of course, these cannot be determined at the moment and you can track the changes on our website. A typical offer for these programs is: A* AA or A * A * B, including B in French/German/Spanish. If you opt for a thesis or the Law in Action module, you will receive an additional nine hours of instruction as well as personal contact with the employee supervising the module. Yes. Students have the opportunity to express their views through the Staff Student Liaison Committee.

The Student-Staff Liaison Committee meets five times a year and provides student representatives with the opportunity to connect directly with staff and make decisions about educational provision and support throughout the school year. The Faculty of Law also has a student body within the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee, which meets throughout the year to develop and monitor EDI-related initiatives and policies in the school. Students are also asked to provide feedback on the courses each year by completing questionnaires and completing the University of Bristol Student Survey. Other study visits include the Chambers of Parliament, the European Court of Justice, the World Trade Organisation and the law firms Magic Circle. Our goal is that for every future career, you will be endowed with a rich and ethically sound appreciation of law in business and society and the ability to demonstrate excellent legal, analytical and logical skills. We follow clear guidelines and procedures when it comes to approvals. As you progress, our second and third year units offer more flexibility to focus on what interests you most. Our areas of expertise range from banking and financial law, international and commercial law to criminology, IT, health and human rights. Our third-year clinical legal studies option integrates real-world experiences into the curriculum. The Faculty of Law is one of the top 10 UK law schools (Complete University Guide UK 2023) and ranks 58th in the world (Times Higher Education World University Rankings for Law 2021).

The school is also one of the 10 universities most frequently targeted by top employers in the UK (High Fliers 2021). We have calculated the number of UCAS points you need for this course. The Faculty of Law is among the top 4 trainees recruited by the best law firms (Chambers Student Guide 2019) – it is also in the UK Law School`s top 10 for graduate prospects (IFS Study 2018). While many of our graduates pursue legal careers in leading law firms and chambers, our research-focused program and the diversity of research represented within the school means that graduates have access to a wide range of alternative careers. Learn more about our career paths. You must reach a certain level of English to qualify for a place in the course you have chosen. You could start your legal career right away or take a completely different career path. The vast competence of law graduates makes them very attractive to employers. You apply for funding each year you study, and study funding takes into account the length of the course in each year you apply. So if you enroll in the five-year course and then move on to the four-year course, the number of years you can apply for funding changes.