Law is at the heart of how our world works – it shapes the decisions we make, the rights we have and the societies that we live in.
As a student on a law degree course you found in Clearing, you will develop the skills to question, analyse and interpret complex legal issues, preparing you for a wide range of careers. You’ll build practical skills in mooting, negotiation and client interviewing, while also developing critical thinking, research and communication skills that employers highly value.
Whether your goal is to become a solicitor or barrister, work in policy, or pursue roles outside of the legal profession, a law degree can lay a strong foundation for a successful future.
This page was last updated on 30 June 2026.
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If places are available, you may be able to apply for law through Clearing after you receive your exam results.
Law courses can vary by route, including single-subject law degrees and combined options. Depending on the course, you may study areas such as legal systems, criminal law, human rights, social justice, business law or professional legal skills.
Check the course details before applying so you understand the modules, entry requirements and the type of study involved. Here you can learn more about available courses, common questions and the next steps to apply.
You can tailor your degree to suit your career goals through our wide range of option modules in areas such as criminal law, human rights law, commercial law and legal practice.
Put your learning into practice and support the local community through our pro bono Law Clinic, working on real cases with real clients. It’s a valuable way to develop practical skills and demonstrate your commitment to the profession, helping you stand out to future employers.
All our law degrees cover the foundations of legal knowledge required by the Bar Standards Board to satisfy the academic stage of training for barristers.
Our foundations of legal knowledge modules are also aligned with the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE), providing a solid base for you to prepare for SQE1 should you wish to qualify on the new solicitor’s route.
Law LLB(Hons)
Law with Business LLB(Hons)
Law with Criminology LLB(Hons)
Law with integrated foundation year LLB(Hons)
Check our courses available in Clearing on our website from early July.
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Yes you can. Law A-level is not always required. Law courses often suit students from a range of academic backgrounds because they develop skills such as analysis, logical reasoning, critical thinking and written argument. Check the course entry requirements before applying.
You should check the specific course route carefully. Some law degrees you'll discover in Clearing provide the foundations of legal knowledge needed for professional legal training and align with areas tested by the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE).
Availability changes each year, but law routes may include Law LLB, Law with Business, Law with Criminology, or an integrated foundation year route. Check the live course list to see which options are open.
An interview is not usually the main requirement for law, but the admissions team may need to review your qualifications before making a decision. Requirements vary by course, so check the course details or speak to the Clearing team.
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