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SPECIAL FOCUS THE UNIVERSITY OF LAW (FORMERLY THE COLLEGE OF LAW)


The College of Law have recently been granted full university status and will be now known as The University of Law. In this edition of Grad Mag we provide a special focus on this prestigious institution.


The granting of university status to The College of Law represents the culmination of many years of growth, innovation and recognition of the institution’s unique role in legal education.


The College of Law (now called The University of Law) is a globally respected professional law school which has held degree-awarding powers since 2006.


The University of Law is already one of the largest professional law schools in the world. It trains more than 7,000 students each year on a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, which are delivered within diverse and flexible patterns enabling students to access them from one of its eight campuses, the workplace or the home via the internet.


In recent years the university has led the way in providing strategic programmes to individual law firms to enable them to deliver their own business priorities. A large majority of the current leaders of the most


influential law firms are University of Law alumni.


About


The University of Law is the largest provider of professional legal education and training in Europe with centres in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Guildford, Manchester and York.


It is widely regarded as an expert in legal training – all of its tutors and course designers are qualified solicitors or barristers and have practice experience. The University works closely with law firms and chambers of all sizes and exclusively delivers the Legal Practice Course (LPC) to trainees at many of the leading global law firms. In 2013 it


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