• Acquire a comprehensive grasp of the core subjects of English law, laying the groundwork for a successful career as a legal professional.
• Expand knowledge and understanding beyond professionally exempting subjects by offering a diverse range of option modules. These modules are designed to complement core studies both intellectually and professionally.
• Cultivate highly transferable intellectual skills such as coherent description, synthesis, logical analysis, and criticism concerning legal materials.
• Foster an understanding and critical appreciation of the dynamic interplay between law, politics, social justice, human rights, and ethics.
• Develop the ability to independently research, analyze, and present information on any subject related to the English legal system, even without prior study.
• Nurture independence in learning, empowering students to take charge of their educational journey.
• Enhance written and oral communication skills, vital for effective expression and articulation within the legal profession.
• Prepare students for employment by honing transferable skills, including problem-solving, independent and collaborative work, critical judgment, and decision-making.
• Instil an awareness of professional values and ethics integral to the practice of law.
• Encourage active involvement in the development of employability skills, culminating in the completion of a self-awareness statement. This reflective process enables students to assess and articulate their evolving skill set.

17 or older by 30 November in the year of registration.

A Level: A minimum of 112 UCAS points

or

International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma with 26 points

or

BTEC Business awards, with a minimum grade of DMM or above

or

Any other relevant high school qualifications will also be considered.

Demonstrated by a UK GCSE/GCE 'O' Level at grade C or higher. In the absence of this, a proficiency test may be required.