University profile
University of Law
London, United Kingdom
About
Why study at University of Law?
The University of Law (ULaw) is a private, for-profit specialist provider of legal and business education, tracing its origins to the tutorial firm Gibson & Weldon, founded 1876. It teaches law, business, criminology, psychology and computer science from city-centre campuses and online, largely through qualified practitioners. It gained degree-awarding powers in 2006 and university status in 2012.
At a glance
University of Law in numbers
- 5Campuses
- 1876Founded
Where you'll study
Campus locations
London Bloomsbury
Central London campus with a mock courtroom and crime scene facility, teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Visit websiteLondon Moorgate
City of London campus focused on postgraduate and professional legal training, and the University's registered address.
Visit websiteBirmingham
City campus offering undergraduate and postgraduate law and business courses.
Visit websiteFunding
Scholarships
Ask your counsellor which of these you may be eligible for — they'll confirm the details before you apply.
- International Bursary - automatic annual course fee reduction of GBP 2,500 per year on the two and three year LLB for non-UK nationals paying overseas fees; no separate application required
- International Bursary (postgraduate law) - GBP 2,500 in total off an academic Masters in Law (LLM/MSc), or GBP 1,000 in total on the MA Law conversion, PGDL, LLM Legal Practice (SQE1&2) and Bar Practice Course, for overseas fee payers
- International Early Bird Discount - GBP 500 off course fees for international students who accept their place and make the required pre-payment by the published deadline for their intake
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