Applying to University

Working with local accommodation providers in each of our campus cities, we give you access to great local options. We guarantee you an offer of accommodation in the first year of your undergraduate degree if you’ve accepted us as your firm choice and applied for accommodation by 31st March in the year of entry.* Find out more regarding accommodation for your campus.

^{*Our guarantee of an offer of accommodation may either be at any advertised accommodation provider, subject to availability, or in the event that the advertised accommodation provider is not available, we shall guarantee you an offer of accommodation at an alternative UK leading student accommodation provider.}

There are two main costs you will need to consider when applying for an undergraduate degree: tuition fees and living/study costs, known as ‘maintenance’.

All undergraduate courses at The University of Law that will be running during the 2020 academic year have been designated to receive student support, with the following exceptions, because they do not meet the undergraduate funding criteria:

• January start 4.5 year LLB
• Senior Status LLB
• 1 year International Foundation Years
• International Business Management (top up)
• International Foundation Programmes

What are the Course Fees and Funding of the University of Law?

Want to get in touch with our Student Finance Team?

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0) 1483 216380

We’re committed to helping the brightest minds achieve their career ambitions, whatever their background. As part of our ongoing dedication to giving students every possible opportunity to succeed, we have over £2 million available across our large and generous scholarship fund to support you through your studies.

Find out more on the range of scholarships and bursaries available for our courses.

Here at The University of Law we aim to prepare you for a professional career from day one with a wide range of study options to meet your needs. All of our courses – from our undergraduate law degrees to our diverse range of business courses and postgraduate programmes – are designed with a unique, varied and innovative learning approach proven to deliver self-reliant professionals who can compete in the fast changing professional world.

Law and Business Courses at the University of Law.

Applications for most of our on campus undergraduate courses should be made through UCAS. The exceptions are:

• The International Foundation Programmes for Business or Law - apply directly to ULaw
• Dual Degree LLB / LLB in Civil and English Law - apply directly to IE University
• Undergraduate Business degrees at the GISMA campus, Berlin - apply directly to GISMA

Apply for an Undergraduate Course: complete your UCAS application.

If you have applied to five universities but have no open applications or offers in your account, you might be eligible to use UCAS Extra. Check out our UCAS Extra blog: Who it’s for and how to use it?

Clearing matches applicants to university places that are yet to be filled. It’s available to anyone who has made a UCAS Undergraduate application and doesn’t hold any offers. We open for Clearing on 5 July. Until then, we have plenty of useful resources available to offer advice and support, allowing you to prepare for the process and to help you make the best decisions for your future. Find out more and download our guides for Clearing for students and parents.

You’ll enjoy a range of interactive and lively activities both inside and outside of the classroom. Business games, mock trials and negotiation competitions are just some of the practical exercises you’ll take part in to develop your legal skills. In your spare time, you can join a range of clubs and societies, sports teams and fundraising committees, or even start your own, as well as enjoying the more relaxed side of student social life.

University of Law: Student Life.

There are a broad range of clubs and societies across each of our campuses managed by the Student Association. Here is just an example of some of the clubs that we’ve run recently:

• Football
• Netball
• Debating Society
• Women’s Network
• International Society
• Yoga
• LGBT+ in Law
• Cocktail Society
• Adventure Sports Club
• Charities Society
• Cake Club
• Dungeons and Dragons

You can also set up your own club or society through the Student Association, so if you have a hobby or passion that you’d like to involve others in you can talk to your Student Association representatives about how to get it started.

We want you to feel fully supported whilst studying with us. In the University of Law Student Support Service, you will find the Library service, Disability Support and Inclusion team, Counselling service, and Welfare team.

Our Employability Service is also with you every step of the way – from pre-application, during study and as alumni. It is part of our mission to provide excellent employability outcomes for our students; 92% of our full-time UK LLB students graduating in 2017 secured employment or further study within six months of successfully completing their course.

Apprenticeships offer employers and individuals a range of tailored options, all of which develop individuals’ wider business skills as well as their legal and job-specific knowledge. It is now possible for talented future lawyers to take an apprenticeship route all the way from leaving school to qualification as a solicitor, without incurring any student debt.

University of Law: All you need to know on apprenticeship (FAQs).

With 16 locations in 12 cities across the UK, and international campuses in Berlin and Hong Kong, The University of Law offers a diverse choice of locations to study in. Whether it’s the bustling cities of London and Manchester or the heritage-rich Guildford that appeals, all of our campuses provide the same first-class professional learning environment. Our well-equipped IT suites, comprehensive law libraries, quiet study areas and vibrant social spots cater to all your study needs.

University of Law: Student Facilities.

We also offer a unique switching facility, CampuSwitch, which allows students to choose to study at one, two or more campuses to sample life in different cities during their studies. If you are studying an LLB (Hons) Law degree, you can even move from an on campus to an online course, or vice versa.

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