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Here are our top 10 reasons to choose Law at Birmingham City University. 1. We don't just teach law. We advocate it. We go beyond boundaries by combining legal studies with a focus on social justice and human rights, making sure you graduate from us as an ethical legal professional. Our Centre for Human Rights is on the forefront of this endeavour.
- Why study law in Birmingham
The city itself. Birmingham is a hub for criminal justice...
- Why study law in Birmingham
The city itself. Birmingham is a hub for criminal justice and is home to several courts of law, including Birmingham Crown Court, Magistrates' Court, and County Court; all are a stone's throw away from our City Centre Campus. UK law allows you to sit in on court cases, so you can go and get a first-hand experience of the type of environment you ...
The job market is extremely competitive, and you need to be prepared - which I feel BCU does. We learn about core modules like criminal, tort, contract, public law, professional skills and practice, land law, EU law, Equity and Trusts, whilst also selecting option modules in second and third year.
Oxbridge grads make up a quarter of London trainees and a fifth of all trainees. The range of universities feeding the market grew by 14% in three years. Manchester University dominates the national firms market. Oxford and Cambridge feature considerably lower outside London. 'You should be on track for, or have obtained, a 2:1 degree minimum.'.
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- Research Power
- Life in Birmingham
- Socialising on Campus
97% of Birmingham City Universitystudents are in employment or further study within six months of graduating, the seventh best in the UK. Whatever BCU course you choose, the University will give you the opportunity to get ahead in your career, earn a bigger salary and reach your full potential.
Birmingham City University has over 715,000 books and nearly 28,000 print and electronic journals across its seven libraries and learning centres. Each library reflects the subjects taught at that campus; for example the City South Campus is home to the Mary Seacole Library, one of the biggest specialist health libraries in the UK.
Many BCU courses offer work placements with leading companies such as Microsoft, Cisco, Sony and Cartier. Working alongside these companies enables the University to provide cutting edge course criteria and give students a unique first hand insight into some of the largest companies in the world.
Birmingham City University are constantly looking to improve, ensuring students benefit from a state-of-the-art learning environment. BCU are currently investing £260 million in a number of University related projects which will benefit staff and students for years to come.
Following the 2014 Research Excellence Framework, almost 90% of research quality was deemed to have an ‘outstanding’ or ‘very considerable’ impact, while 60% of research was 4* or 3* quality, up from 40% in 2008. These figures benefit the public, society and economy of Birmingham and the UK.
Considered the UK’s second capital after London, Birmingham is home to one million people and offers the chance for students to experience life in an exciting, diverse city with world-class restaurants, entertainment and shops. The city is hugely multicultural and provides the perfect home, whatever student life you wish to lead!
Birmingham City University has many on sites bars and cafes for students to unwind and relax in. iBar hosts live bands and performers, along with open mic sessions, while The Pavilion is located next to the sports centre. The Lounge specialises in juices, smoothies and coffees, while in the evening it transforms into a lively bar with a dance floor...
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Birmingham City School of Law is based in the Curzon Building on the City Centre Campus, home to simulated crown and magistrates courts and open study spaces. Take a look at where you will be studying and the facilities available to you. Find out more about our undergraduate pathway in Law at BCUIC, and what career options it could lead to.
