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Law (3 Year Evening - FT Hybrid) LLB Hons
Our law degree, known as an LLB or Bachelor of Laws, is equivalent to a BA or BSc. If your career aspiration is to be a solicitor or barrister in the UK, this degree will prepare you in part for the Solicitors
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Law at The University of Law
Law, LLB Hons FullTime
my tutors and lecturers are really good and the prospects of mym future are enhanced by being at this uni read more
MLaw (Solicitors' Practice) - 4 Year Integrated Masters, MLaw FullTime
Lecturers are great, learning models are easy to follow read more
Law with International Business, LLB Hons FullTime
Business Project Management is a very useful and interesting course. It provides practical knowledge about leadership, teamwork, planning, and managing projects effectively. The course helps students develop strong professional and communication skills that are valuable for future careers. The lecturers are supportive, and the course content is relevant to real business environments. Highly recommended for students interested in management and business. read more
Law with International Business, LLB Hons FullTime
I was SQE2 student with ULaw in face to face classes and I failed the assessment. Face face to classes are absolute waste of time as tutors were not specialists in the area that they were teaching. For example an immigration solicitor was trying to teach in one session of Legal Drafting, all of the subjects including Will, Criminal litigation, Dispute Resolution, Property Law. Every single question was answered by “I don’t know. I am not specialist in this area.” They offer lesser than 5 mock tests and very limited studying materials. For example Legal Drafting in Property Practice is all about filling out conveying forms. In their courses they have just TR1 and TP1 Form. In the assessment that was a form that I had no idea what is this and unfortunately I got 0 on that part. In response of my complaint they said our complaint procedure takes few weeks! While I have just 2 months to prepare for the next assessment in October. Just avoid ULaw. They do not care about their students. read more
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