Legal Practice

Entry requirements

A Qualifying Law Degree as defined by the SRA (Solicitors Regulatory Authority).

All Full-time LPC applications are administered by Lawcabs. You will need to register with the Central Applications Board or email: applications@lawcabs.ac.uk

Any questions, please contact the LPC Course Administrator

Months of entry

September

Course content

The LLM LPC is the postgraduate stage on the route to becoming a solicitor and represents a practical training for the solicitors' profession, where students learn how to put law into practice. Most students study the LPC after completing the academic stage of training by means of passing a law degree or Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL).

The LLM routes combine the taught elements of the Legal Practice Course with a tutor guided research project, giving you a full Master if Law degree in Legal Practice.

You can study this course in the following ways: Full time and part time face to face, or full time and part time blended learning (also to include the LLM Top-Up option for those who have completed the standard LPC).