The University of Law: Courses, Admission, Cost

Established in 1995, The University of Law is a private higher education institute located in London, UK. The institute houses 8 campuses, including Bristol Campus, Leeds Campus and London Bloomsbury Campus under its institutional umbrella. The university has 1 departments. Known for maintaining a quality academic environment, its course catalogue consists of 76 courses, available to be pursued across 7 streams, including Business and Management Studies, Accounting and Commerce, IT and Software, Science and Engineering. The courses are available to be pursued across 9 specializations, with Business Analytics, Cyber Security, Psychology, Computer Science Engineering and Project Management being the major ones.

Of the total courses offered by the institute, 27 courses are available at the undergraduate level, while 49 courses courses are available at the postgraduate level. The most popular courses offered by the institute, are LL.B., B.A. and BBA among UG courses and PG Diploma, LL.M., PG Certificate, M.Sc and MBA/PGDM among PG students. The duration of these courses varies with different course types and levels, with the average duration of the UG courses is 2 years to 4 years, for PG courses, the average duration is 18 weeks to 55 weeks.

The first-year The University of Law tuition fee too, varies with different course types, with the UG courses costing in the range of GBP 14,750 - 20,350, with PG courses costing around GBP 5,050 - 20,950.

Students with a good academic track record have a greater chance of admissions to the institute, with the institute accepting a number of test scores and documents as part of the university application process. Among the test scores deemed acceptable for admissions at The University of Law are: IELTS, PTE and TOEFL. Student must also provide the following documents for verification purposes: LOR.