The University of Law About us


Key stats


Number of students: 16,000 with approx. 4,000 at undergraduate level


Year founded or etalied: 1962


Campus type: City centre


Location:


London, Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham and Online.


Contact


Website: law.ac.uk ail:


study@law.ac.uk


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At The University of Law, we believe our students should understand how law, business, computer science, criminology, policing and psychology are applied in real world contexts. We have developed innovative, highly effective teaching and learning methods that equip students for their professional career. The university has been awarded a fi ve-star rating from S


Stars, as well as being named the best niversity in England for Teaching in the ational Student Survey 2021 SS.


Entry requirements


Entry requirements vary depending on the chosen degree. For a three-year law full-time degree, you will need to gain BBB at A-evel. For other non-law degrees, the requirements are for C at A-evel. For a two-year accelerated , you will need to achieve ABB at A-Level.


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Helping you become employable is our central aim. Along with our expert Employability Service, we ensure that the goal of employment is embedded into our teaching. Our course- specifi c careers consultants are always on hand to help with career planning, applications, CV and cover letters, providing one-to-one guidance tailored to you. The Employability Service, based across the university, helps students to fi nd internships, part-time jobs, volunteering opportunities and graduate roles.


ere to elp


Our Student Support and Wellbeing Services support students to overcome concerns and diffi culties, contribute to positive mental, fi nancial and physical wellbeing, and help students to achieve their full potential.


With student wellbeing advisors, money and housing advisors, disability and inclusion advisors, our 247 Student Assistance Programme and access to our ULaw BeWell app, you can be confi dent that whatever may happen during your studies, we’ve got your back.


Looking for


Candidate profi le We are looking for someone who can demonstrate their passion for the subject and we’d love to know your ambitions, achievements, experience and the attributes that make you interesting, special and unique. Your personal statement is your opportunity to show us your individual skills and qualities and is a vital part of your application.


trarrilar Participating in extracurricular and academic activities before and during your studies will assist you in developing key skills and demonstrate your passion and interest in a subject. By engaging in extracurricular activities, you will develop your interpersonal, leadership, problem-solving, attention to detail, adaptability and motivation skills which are all transferable to your chosen degree and career.


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