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Former student records

Former Records Department
The University of Law
2 Bunhill Row
London
EC1Y 8HQ

E-mail: [email protected]

Information for former students
The Registry will, where possible, provide the following documents, for a fee for a range of courses:

  • Confirmation of Attendance
  • Official Confirmation of Results
  • Transcripts of results (for courses commencing after 2002)
  • Syllabus information
  • Certificates (for courses commencing after 2007)

For further details on these documents and how to obtain them, please see the related information below.

Many documents can be provided in hard-copy or electronically by e-mail. Please provide details on the order form(s) under "Address to which the document should be sent".

All of the application forms to request the relevant documents can be completed electronically and e-mailed to us using the address above, or can be printed off, completed manually and submitted by post.

The majority of requests for academic references are dealt with by Student Services in the Centre of study, although some may be referred to the Registry for action. Please see the details under related links below.

Please be aware that all orders for documentation are processed in the order in which they are received. We currently work a two-week turn around period, which commences from receipt of a completed form.

Can I get confirmation of attendance on the course I studied?
The Registry can provide individual letters confirming attendance on a course for the following courses:

  • Bar Professional Training Course (this includes Bar Vocational Course)
  • Graduate Diploma in Law (this includes Postgraduate Diploma in Law and Common Professional Examination)
  • Legal Practice Course (this includes Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice and Law Society Finals)
  • Master of Laws
  • Undergraduate or Postgraduate Bachelor of Laws
  • Professional Development Courses (where the information is held).

These letters will confirm the course and centre the student attended together with the mode of study. They will also contain the dates for that course. These letters will not contain the overall result awarded.

The fee for a Confirmation of Attendance Letter is £15 (for each course)

To request confirmation of your attendance, please use the Confirmation of Attendance order form and return it to us via the contact details set out on the form.

Please be aware that all orders for documentation are processed in the order in which they are received. We currently work a two-week turn around period, which commences from receipt of a completed form.

Can Registry provide me with a full transcript of a past result?
Please be aware that all orders for documentation are processed in the order in which they are received. We currently work a two-week turn around period, which commences from receipt of a completed order form.

Official Confirmation of Results
The Registry can provide official Confirmation of Results for the following courses:

  • Bar Professional Training Course (this includes Bar Vocational Course
  • Graduate Diploma in Law (this includes Postgraduate Diploma in Law and Common Professional Examination)
  • Legal Practice Course (this includes Postgraduate Diploma in Laws and Common Professional Examination)
  • Master of Laws
  • Undergraduate or Postgraduate Bachelor of Laws
  • Professional Development Courses (where the information is held).

These documents confirm the course, campus, mode of study and the academic year that the student studied.  They also provide the date of the final award on the course and the award achieved. A list of subjects examined on that course is also included in the document.

The fee for official Confirmation of Results is £25 (for each course)

To request your official confirmation of results, please use the Confirmation of Results order form and return it to us via the contact details set out on the form.

Transcripts of Results
Due to changes to courses and recording systems and software, The University can only undertake to produce a copy of your transcript if you studied on one of the following courses commencing in 2002 or later. Students who studied prior to that time can be provided with an official Confirmation of Result but The University may not be able to provide individual module results.

  • Bar Professional Training Course (this includes Bar Vocational Course)
  • Graduate Diploma in Law (this includes Postgraduate Diploma in Law)
  • Legal Practice Course (this includes Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice)
  • Undergraduate Bachelor of Laws
  • Master of Laws

These transcripts give details of the marks awarded for each subject and each attempt at that subject, concession information and the overall result.

The fee for a Transcript is £35 (for each course). This will provide a printed or scanned copy of the transcript students can download from Elite for free, but with an official University stamp and signature, and a covering letter explaining the nature of the course and the grade boundaries.

To request a Transcript of Results, please use the Transcript order form and return it to us via the contact details set out on the form.

Please note that if you request a Transcript of Results and you studied on a course earlier than 2002, it will only be possible to provide you with the Official Confirmation of Results.

Can Registry provide syllabus information in respect of a past course?
The Registry can only provide full Syllabus information for courses for recent years. However, much of this information remains relevant to the courses provided in previous years and some specific information is available for order courses.

The Syllabus information can be provided for the following courses and this provides an outline of the subjects covered on the course:

  • Bar Professional Training Course (starting in 2010 or later)
  • Graduate Diploma in Law (starting in 2002 or later)
  • Common Professional Examination (starting in 1997 or later)
  • Legal Practice Course (starting in 1993 or later)
  • Master of Laws

The fee for Syllabus information is £25 (for each course)

To request syllabus information, please use the Syllabus Information order form and return it to us via the contact details set out on the form.

Please be aware that all orders for documentation are processed in the order in which they are received. We currently work a two-week turn around period, which commences from receipt of a completed order form.

When will I receive my certificate?
For recent completers, the certificate process for an original certificate takes up to 16 weeks from the final result publication date. Please consult your course explanatory notes within your Elite account for further details.

For students who completed courses one year ago or more, the current processing time for re-issue certificates is up to 8 weeks from receipt of a completed form within the department inbox. The Certification department processes re-issue requests in the order it receives them. The processing times may vary throughout the year, so please consult with the team with any queries at [email protected]

I never received my original certificate - how can I get another one?
The University provides all students with their qualification certificates following the successful completion of their courses. The University only provides one original certificate per student per course they complete. We cannot issue certified copies of certificates or issue multiple copies of the same qualification certificate.

The University can replace students’ certificates in certain circumstances and only for courses completed in 2007 or later. Please see below for more details on the services the Certification department can provide.

Unclaimed Certificates
If for any reason a certificate returns to campus the University will keep it on file. If you did not receive your certificate and believe it was returned to us, please contact the department.  If a certificate returns to campus we can forward it to an alternate address.

Error on a certificate
If The University issues your original certificate with inaccurate content (e.g., a name misspell or inaccurate classification), we will reproduce another certificate after the return of the original. We offer this service to students who completed their courses in 2007 or later. There is no fee to re-issue a certificate where The University makes an error on the original. Please check the n/a only where the University issued an original certificate with inaccurate content.

Duplicate Certificates
We only offer this service to students who completed their courses within the previous twelve months. If you successfully completed your course within the last year and did not receive a certificate, we can provide another. The fee for a duplicate certificate is £5. Please use this form to request a re-issue and return it to us via the contact details provided, with the payment details included.

Replacement Certificates
The replacement certificate is for students who successfully completed their courses more than twelve months ago. If your certificate was lost, stolen or damaged over time, we can provide a replacement. We will require the return of the damaged certificate before we can re-issue another. We offer this service to students who completed their courses in 2007 or later.

The fee for a replacement certificate due to loss, theft or damage is £30. Please use this form and return it to us via the contact details provided, with the payment details included.

How can I get an academic reference?
Students requiring academic references should initially contact the Student Services department at the Centre where they studied. If the Centre is unable to locate details on the student, they will contact the Academic Registry for further information.

Any students who require a reference and studied at The University prior to 2000 should email [email protected] with full details of when they studied on the course and, where possible, the names of academic coaches or subject lecturers. If we are unable to locate staff available to provide a reference, we will inform you of this and provide you with options of other documentation that you might find useful.

Please be aware that all orders for documentation are processed in the order in which they are received. We currently work a two-week turn around period, which commences from receipt of a completed order form.

We undertake to contact you if we have any queries with your order, otherwise, please be patient as the staff involved do not work full time so there will not always be someone available to answer your enquiry.