LLB (Hons) Law with Foundation Year

Why choose our LLB Law course?

1. Learn from practising lawyers – You’ll be taught by solicitors and barristers who bring real cases, clients and law firm experience into small, focused classes.
2. Practice-led learning, career-ready support – Develop essential skills through hands-on learning designed to mirror real legal practice. Access specialist career services, our Employability programme and a dedicated Academic Coach to guide your professional development.
3. Build experience from day one – Take part in pro bono opportunities and gain practical work experience through our legal advice clinics and contribute to your local community.
4. Flexible learning options – Choose to study at one of our UK campuses or online, with full-time, mid-week, evening or weekend options to fit around your lifestyle and location.
5. Course materials and learning model – All essential textbooks and reference materials are included in your course fee, and you'll follow our Prepare, Engage, Consolidate (PEC) academic model of learning to develop your mindset, enabling you to apply learning in a professional context.

Over 90% of our law lecturers at The University of Law are qualified solicitors, barristers and judges, ensuring you learn the practical legal skills most relevant to employers.

A law degree opens doors to a diverse and exciting range of legal careers - from barristers and solicitors to paralegals, high court judges and company secretaries. A law degree is a strong foundation for many other career paths too, including politics, journalism, business, HR and finance, plus many more.

You can tailor your studies through one of three pathways:

1. SQE/CILEX - for aspiring solicitors or CILEX lawyers.
2. Business - for those aiming to work with commercial clients, as an in-house lawyer or in a commercial career outside law.
3. Individual - for those interested in criminal justice, individual client work or qualifying as a barrister.

Study on campus or in our flexible Blended format, with online lectures and just one day a week on campus for workshops and support.