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University of Law

Private

Location: London, United Kingdom Founded: 1962 Total Students: 8,000 Avg Fee /Year: £ 10,000 Avg Accomodation /Year: £ 5,000 Intake: Sep/Feb

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    University of Law

Introduction

The University of Law, formerly known as the College of Law, is a for-profit private university in the United Kingdom, providing law degrees, specialist legal training, and continuing professional development courses for British barristers and solicitors.

— Mission & Vision:
We focus on developing and maintaining partnerships so that we can offer the best education and career opportunities for our students and to innovate in response to an ever-evolving legal landscape. We have close working relationships with an impressive range of legal employers, from leading global law firms to the high street, barristers’ chambers, local government and in-house lawyers and work with 90 of the top 100 UK law firms.

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Why study in UK

There are an enormous number of reasons why you should study in the UK. There are greater numbers of subjects to choose from; courses from accountancy to zoology are delivered at hundreds of universities and colleges of higher education and a UK degree will allow you to specialise in the subject that interests you, in a country renowned across the world for the quality of its research and the reputation of its academics. While you're here, you'll be immersed in English, the international language of business.

The qualifications you’ll need will depend on the course you want to study. Some qualifications (such as A-levels and BTEC National Diplomas) are below university level and lead directly onto higher education while others (such as HNDs and Foundation Degrees), are university-level qualifications that will enable you to join a degree course in the second or third year.

Since 31st March 2009 UKBA has introduced a new Point Based Visa System. You must be able to show that you have been accepted on a full time course of study for a period of course at an educational establishment that is on the UKBA’s Register of Sponsors and you must secure 40 points in order to secure your Tier 4 General Student Visa.

You are allowed to work 10 hrs/ week during your studies if you are studying at a Public Funded Institution. You are allowed to work 20 hrs/ week during your studies if you are studying at a Public Funded Higher Education Institute (Universities) You are allowed to work full time during your vacations.