In a world
where degree
providers
are
proliferating,
the
University
of London
LLB offers
the security
of an
internationally
recognised
'gold
standard'
established
for over 100
years. The
University
of London
was the
first to
offer a
degree in
English Law,
in the
1890s. Upon
graduation
you will be
joining a
distinguished
group of
solicitors,
barristers
and judges
around the
world who
began their
careers by
obtaining
their law
degree
through the
External
Programme.
The academic
direction of
the LLB and
Diploma in
Law is
provided by
a Consortium
of
outstanding
University
of London
Law Schools
- Birkbeck,
King's, LSE,
Queen Mary,
School of
Oriental and
African
Studies and
UCL.
Application
deadline
You can
apply
throughout
the year but
applications
must be
received no
later than:
17
September
(students
resident
outside
the EU)
17
October
(students
resident
within
the EU)
in the
year
before
you
intend
to sit
your
first
examinations
Course
Structure
LLB degree
is offered
under
four
schemes of
examination:
Scheme A
12
subjects
taken in
3 years
- study
period:
3-8
years
Scheme B
12
subjects
taken in
4 parts
- Study
period:
4-8
years
Intended
for
students
who wish
to study
at a
more
measured
pace.
Unless
you are
studying
full
time at
an
institution
we
strongly
advise
you to
choose
Scheme B
Graduate
Entry Route
A
9
subjects
taken in
2 parts
- Study
period:
2-8
years
Graduate
Entry Route
B
9
subjects
taken in
3 parts
- Study
period:
3-8
years
Unless
you are
studying
full
time at
an
institution
we
strongly
advise
you to
choose
Graduate
Entry
Second Year (3 subjects) The
remaining
subject
from the
first
Year
list
year not
already
taken
plus
two
of the
following
subjects:
Law of
tort
Law of
trusts
Land law
Third Year (3 subjects) The
remaining
subject
from the
second
Year
list not
already
taken
plus
two
optional
subjects
Second
Year (3
subjects) The
remaining
subject
from the
first
Year
list not
already
taken
plus
two
of the
following
subjects:
Law of
tort
Law of
trusts
Land law
