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   What courses do you need to become a lawyer?

   • Courses teach you several strands of the subject area, such as criminal law, public law and company law. You can also study legal issues around topics like human rights and the environment. Typically, you need a degree in Law before you can practice it professionally. Take a look at our university league table for Law.

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   How do I become a lawyer if I have a different degree?

   • If you have a degree in a different subject than Law, you can take a Law conversion course or a graduate-entry qualifying Law degree. Practising lawyers can take postgraduate qualifications to specialise. Joint MBA and Law programmes are also available, both in the UK and overseas.

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   What qualifications do I need to study law?

   • If you're applying to the Law course as an affiliated student, you should have achieved (or be expected to achieve) a first class undergraduate degree (or international equivalent) or alternatively, a Distinction in an MPhil (Master's qualification) or its international equivalent.

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   What degrees are available in law?

   • Undergraduate options in Law include single honours degrees. You can also choose joint honours degrees to combine your studies with another area of interest. Examples of degrees: An LLB (Bachelor of Laws) is equivalent to a BA (Bachelor of Arts) degree. It is the most common degree available in Law, preparing you for a career as a lawyer.

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   Do I need a law degree to become a lawyer?

   • Existing knowledge of the law is not a requirement for admission. If you have applied to one of our LLB Law with a European Legal System degree programmes, and we are considering making an offer to you, we will invite you to attend an interview in order to assess your competence in the language of your programme.

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   What GCSEs do I need to become a lawyer?

   • Successful applicants will have a strong set of achieved GCSE grades or equivalent including the majority at grade 7 (A) and 8/9 (A*) as well as strong predicted grades. Our Law programmes do not currently require the LNAT for admissions consideration. All applicants have to meet our English Language requirements.

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   Average requirements for undergraduate degrees. Entry requirements differ between university and course, but this should give you a guide to what is usually expected from law applicants.

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   UK Entry Requirements. A Level: CDD; BTEC: MMP; UCAS Tariff Points*: 80; IB: 24; Access: Pass Diploma (60 credits) with 45 credits at Level 3 including 30 credits at Merit and 15 credits at Pass; T-Level: Pass with A*-C in Core; Partial or full UK Degree Study – must have a minimum of 120 credits with an overall average mark of 50% for all ...

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   General entry requirements. Admissions for our Law programmes are highly competitive and as part of our assessment we review the whole academic profile. Successful applicants will have a strong set of achieved GCSE grades or equivalent including the majority at grade 7 (A) and 8/9 (A*) as well as strong predicted grades.

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   Academic entry requirements. Visit the following UCL prospectus pages for full details of our academic entry requirements (including A levels, GCSEs and international qualifications): LLB Law; LLB Law with French Law; LLB Law with German Law; LLB Law with Hispanic Law; LLB Bachelor of Laws (UCL) and LLB Bachelor of Laws (HKU)

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   The entry requirements listed are for entry in 2025 or deferred entry in 2026. Entry requirements for future years will be published in due course. Check our guidance on choosing high school subjects.

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   Our law degree, known as an LLB or Bachelor of Laws, is equivalent to a BA or BSc. If your career aspiration is to be a solicitor or barrister in the UK, this degree will prepare you in part for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE1) or Bar Practice Course (to qualify as a barrister).

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   Jan 27, 2024 · CONTENTS. What’s Law? What Law degrees can you study? What do you need to get onto a Law degree? What topics does a Law degree cover? How will you be assessed? Why study Law? Are scholarships and bursaries available to students studying Law? What do Law graduates earn? What jobs can you get as a Law graduate?