University of Law
Develops legal analysis through public, private and criminal law, practical skills and specialist choices.
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Students interested in legal study, with professional qualification requiring additional steps after the academic award.
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Support lawyers with research, documents and case preparation.
How to get there: Develop legal administration, research and client-service skills; employers set role-specific requirements.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Advise clients and manage legal matters in a specialist practice.
How to get there: This preparatory award alone is insufficient; further study is needed for this route. England/Wales: degree or equivalent, SQE1 and SQE2, two years of qualifying work experience, SRA suitability and admission.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Prepare legal arguments and represent clients in court.
How to get there: This preparatory award alone is insufficient; further study is needed for this route. England/Wales: satisfy academic and vocational Bar requirements, Inn requirements and pupillage before independent practice.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Handle specialist legal work through the CILEX qualification route.
How to get there: Complete the applicable CILEX CPQ or graduate route, qualifying experience, practice competence and authorisation; the academic award alone does not qualify a CILEX Lawyer.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Assess regulatory risk, monitor controls and support lawful business procedures.
How to get there: Develop sector-specific regulation, monitoring and control-testing skills; employers may require compliance qualifications and relevant experience.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Improve legal-team processes, technology, supplier management and budgeting.
How to get there: Gain legal-service workflow, budgeting, technology and process-improvement experience; this operational role does not authorise legal practice.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Research policy options, assess evidence and support public-policy delivery.
How to get there: Demonstrate evidence analysis, clear writing and public-service understanding; meet vacancy-specific recruitment and eligibility rules.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Advise and represent clients in legal-cost disputes and assessments.
How to get there: Complete the Costs Lawyer Qualification, meet CLSB qualifying-experience rules and obtain a practising certificate; degree exemptions require assessment.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Support boards, corporate governance and statutory reporting.
How to get there: Develop company-law and governance practice and meet role-specific qualifications; chartered status requires the relevant professional pathway and experience.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Guide organisations on lawful handling and protection of personal data.
How to get there: Build demonstrable data-protection-law, information-governance and compliance experience; senior responsibility is not an automatic graduate outcome.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Manage the legal work involved in property transfers.
How to get there: Complete the recognised conveyancing qualification, supervised practical experience and Council for Licensed Conveyancers licensing requirements.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Investigate trading practices and enforce consumer protection standards.
How to get there: Complete the employer’s trading-standards training and applicable professional qualifications; build investigation and consumer-law skills.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Help families negotiate agreements during disputes or separation.
How to get there: Complete recognised family-mediation training, supervised practice and applicable registration or accreditation requirements; the degree alone is insufficient.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Organise barristers’ diaries, cases, fees and chambers administration.
How to get there: Demonstrate legal office administration, accurate documents, digital systems and client-service skills; employers set entry criteria.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Organise correspondence, records and administration in legal teams.
How to get there: Demonstrate legal office administration, accurate documents, digital systems and client-service skills; employers set entry criteria.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Support hearings, witnesses and jurors and maintain court records.
How to get there: Develop court administration and public-facing skills; meet recruitment and enhanced background checks.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Investigate claims and organise insurance settlements.
How to get there: Build relevant experience and demonstrate the skills required by the employer.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Support recruitment, employee relations and people development.
How to get there: Develop recruitment, employment-law, confidentiality and stakeholder skills; CIPD study or relevant workplace experience may support progression.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Improve equality practices, analyse barriers and advise on inclusive services.
How to get there: Demonstrate equality-law awareness, evidence analysis and inclusive practice; relevant HR, community or advice experience strengthens applications.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Teach specialist subjects and develop academic research.
How to get there: This preparatory award alone is insufficient; further study is needed for this route. Relevant postgraduate research, often a doctorate, published work and teaching experience; recruitment is competitive.
Scope: UK · per yearSalary source · 2026-10-21Availability checked: 04/11/2026, 07:31
Foundation Year Entry: Applicants are required to possess 64 UCAS Points from a maximum of 3 A Levels or equivalent qualifications, plus GCSE English Language at Grade C/4. Students who will be under the age of 18 but no younger than 17 at the commencement of the course are permitted. A non-standard application route is also available. Route A Please note this route is only available for applicants who do not require a Student Route Visa to study with the University: Applicants who do not possess 64 UCAS points from a maximum of 3 A Levels or equivalent but can demonstrate a minimum of 2 years professional work experience evidencing management of people and/or processes and provide a professional reference will be considered. All applicants must successfully pass a formal interview. Any applicant without GCSE English language at grade C/4 will be invited to complete The University of Law English Test (ULET). 3 year, 4 year and 6 year: BBB at A Level and Grade C/4 or above in GCSE English Language, or equivalent qualifications. Students who will be under the age of 18 but no younger than 17 at the commencement of the course are permitted. A non-standard application route is also available for domestic applicants ONLY. Route A Applicants who do not possess BBB or 120 UCAS points from a minimum of 3 A Levels or equivalent but can demonstrate a minimum of 3 years professional work experience evidencing management of people and/or processes and provide a professional reference will be considered. All applicants must successfully pass a formal interview. Any applicant without GCSE English language at grade C/4 will be invited to complete The University of Law English Test (ULET). This will be demonstrated by • Submission of a full CV • Submission of one professional reference covering the three-year period • Completion of the Non- standard Form • Applicants will also be required to attend a formal interview
Foundation Year Entry: An English language level equivalent to IELTS 6.0 or above with a minimum of 5.5 in each component. Year 1 Entry: An English language level equivalent to IELTS 6.5 or above with a minimum of 6.0 in each component.
A non-standard application route is also available. Route A Please note this route is only available for applicants who do not require a Student Route Visa to study with the University: Applicants who do not possess 64 UCAS points from a maximum of 3 A Levels or equivalent but can demonstrate a minimum of 2 years professional work experience evidencing management of people and/or processes and provide a professional reference will be considered. All applicants must successfully pass a formal interview. Any applicant without GCSE English language at grade C/4 will be invited to complete The University of Law English Test (ULET). A non-standard application route is also available for domestic applicants ONLY. Route A Applicants who do not possess BBB or 120 UCAS points from a minimum of 3 A Levels or equivalent but can demonstrate a minimum of 3 years professional work experience evidencing management of people and/or processes and provide a professional reference will be considered. All applicants must successfully pass a formal interview. Any applicant without GCSE English language at grade C/4 will be invited to complete The University of Law English Test (ULET). This will be demonstrated by • Submission of a full CV • Submission of one professional reference covering the three-year period • Completion of the Non- standard Form • Applicants will also be required to attend a formal interview Students apply directly to the University of Law.
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Most courses starting on or after 1 January 2027 use the Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE). You must be under 60 on the first day of the course to apply for a Tuition Fee Loan. At 60 or over, an additional living-cost loan may be available: we review this with you. If the course has not been confirmed as LLE-funded, check it with us.
For courses starting before 1 January 2027, the Tuition Fee Loan has no upper age limit. If you are 60 or over at the start of the first academic year, eligible full-time living-cost support is up to £4,582 in 2026/27, depending on household income.
Most courses starting on or after 1 January 2027 use the Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE). You must be under 60 on the first day of the course to apply for a Tuition Fee Loan. At 60 or over, an additional living-cost loan may be available: we review this with you.
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Academic information reviewed: 2026-10-21
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