Only full-time LLBs are recognised for purposes of qualification. As for the 2 year LLB, you are advised to consult the Board of Legal Education to find out if they will exercise their discretion in your favour. Hi, I am planning to read law in UK and I have narrowed my choices down to LSE and Bristol. Some people told me that LSE is a better school while others said that Bristol is better for law. Different rankings differ in opinions too.
University rankings are a highly subjective matter.
For instance, if you were asked to rank Singapore's junior colleges you would be hard pressed to decide which JC is really better. It might be useful to refer to tables like The Times League , but take note that employers and educators might not necessarily agree with such newspaper reports. While it is somewhat clear that Oxford and Cambridge seem to receive tremendous approval from employers of large city firms in New York, London and Singapore, individual rankings of the rest of the approved universites are not as clear cut. The best advice we could give you is to choose the university which you think you would be most comfortable with. I have seen a lot of advertisement on the papers about reading Law in Singapore via distant education or going to Stansfield School of Business.