If you are applying for one of these programmes and also wish to be considered for the Law degree you must make a separate entry on your UCAS form. For students offering A levels, we prefer subjects having at least a 75 per cent academic content. In addition to academic ability, we also take account of extra-curricular activities. Most offers are made without interview and open days are held for those holding offers. We interview mature applicants in February or March.
Options See the list of optional courses .
Most students taking one of the LLB degrees go on to become solicitors or barristers and of these the majority become solicitors. Although the employment market has become much more competitive recently, our students have been very successful in obtaining posts with the firms or sets of chambers for whom they wanted to work. An increasing number of our graduates are choosing to work as lawyers in business or banking rather than going into private practice. Those who do not become lawyers have moved into a variety of fields including management, financial services and academia. Contact Chris Osbourn, Admissions Officer, with any queries.