The University of Law (Exeter) has all the benefits of the University of Exeter's clubs and societies, whilst also providing the University of Law's high standard of teaching.
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The University of Law (Exeter) has all the benefits of the University of Exeter's clubs and societies, whilst also providing the University of Law's high standard of teaching.
On 11th April 20
Applying to University of Law
- Entry Requirements:
112-127 UCAS Points
Average range for University of Law entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Multiple routes
- ONLINE OPEN DAY:
- Selection of online events
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Depending on the circumstance, the university has different learning routes planned out. Blended learning, online learning and if students are allowed to return back to campus.
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The University of Law (Exeter) has all the benefits of the University of Exeter's clubs and societies, whilst also providing the University of Law's high standard of teaching.
The university is in a great location with a lot of amenities closeby as it is in the city centre. The tutors and staff are supportive and friendly. The teaching style is interactive and informal and all books and equipment is provided on inductions or at the start of each term. They have a brilliant careers and pro bono service and really do work on improving their services to their student satisfaction. The library is law and business focused and have great access to law databases, job teaser and printers/books.
I love the uni of law! the contact hours are great, leaving us plenty of time to complete our work outside of class. There are multiple ways we are examined; written exams, coursework and oral exams. The employability/ careers advice is the best part in my opinion. I have gotten lots of pro-bono from my uni and have had lots of help with my CV,
I would recommend studying at the University of Law as the teaching is of high quality and the tutors want you to do well.