* Federal appellate advocacy, advanced legal writing, and Supreme Court decision-making may either meet the essential drafting requirement or be applied to the experiential learning requirement, but not both. Inform the instructor of your plans in the course, and the instructor will inform the registrar accordingly. Use the links below to view lists of courses in related fields. To change courses, you will need your college`s approval that any changes are in your educational interest, and you must have the necessary experience in the subject you wish to transfer to – in some cases you may need to do some remedial work or take the new course from the beginning/a previous year. If you think you would like to change courses, we recommend contacting a college admissions office. You should also consider if/how a change of course may affect financial support arrangements. The Faculty of Law has concluded a number of bilateral agreements with EU partner institutions. A portion of the funding for study abroad is currently available through the Turing program, which provides grants for living expenses and increased support to disadvantaged students. The university plans to apply for funding for the Turing program to support study abroad activities over the next few academic years. In the event that the university fails to secure funding for the Turing program, it will provide cost-of-living grants similar to Turing Scholarships to support students undertaking study exchanges or internships required for their course. The content and format of this course may change in certain circumstances. Learn more about possible course changes.
The minimum UCAS points for law studies vary from 80 points (fixed-term contract to level A; MMP-DM at BTEC level) up to 152 points (A*AA at level A; D*DD at BTEC level). Since you will be studying at your host university for a full year, we do not recommend that you plan regular paid work during your absence. Information on the cost of living for your year abroad can be found on the following website for each country: In the UK, full-time students should study 1,200 hours a year. That`s about 40 hours of teaching and self-study per week during school hours. Everyone learns at a different pace, so the number of hours you spend on independent learning is different than other students in your course. Students who have graduated in other subjects can complete the accelerated “Senior Status” version of Course I. More information about the courses can be found on the Faculty of Law`s website. For most courses, you`ll need at least five GCSEs with a grade of C/4 or higher, including English, Maths, and Science. Don`t think that these courses aren`t as rewarding as those with stricter/higher entry requirements. You will always apply for a highly respected degree that will challenge you and help you work towards your future.
English Language Requirements for Applicants whose Native Language is Not English The grades or entry points listed in the tables above are typical and are only part of our assessment of your suitability for the course. Applications are considered holistically and offers are based on both academic qualifications and other information, such as your personal statement and reference. Some courses require applicants to pass the National Law Admission Test (NLAT). An important consideration when choosing courses is whether or not you want to pursue a legal career and opt for a “qualifying” law degree (LLB). Obtaining a Bachelor of Laws exempts you from the need to complete the Graduate Diploma in Law, which non-law graduates must complete if they wish to become a lawyer, etc. In addition, our individual schools may require specific English proficiency required for their academic programs. In most cases, these requirements are likely to be higher than level B2. For more information on our English policies, including a list of some of the English language qualifications we accept, click here. Some courses require you to have at least a 6, 6, 5 or 6, 6, 6, 6, at a higher level.