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Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) - part-time weekend

University of Law

Summary

Price
£8,420 inc VAT
Study method
Classroom
Duration
21 months · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification

Location & dates

Location

Address
WC1E 7DE
United Kingdom
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Overview

This programme is the first step for graduates wanting to convert to law after completing a non-law undergraduate degree.

Description

The first step for graduates wanting to convert to law after completing a non-law undergraduate degree. With a clear focus on your future employability, we are more confident than ever in your success and offer our NEW LPC Employment Promise. Successfully complete your September 2016 start full-time GDL at The University of Law, and go onto to study the LPC with us in September 2017. If you don’t get a job in nine months of graduating, we’ll give you 100% of your LPC fees back: 50% of your fees as cashback plus 50% of your fees as credit towards any further courses.

Requirements

A UK undergraduate degree in any discipline (minimum 2:2), or an equivalent qualification.

International students must have the following: a certified copy of any document that proves that you are qualified in English at CEFR level B2 or above in each of the four components of language learning:
- IELTS (academic): Score of 6.5 in all four areas
- Cambridge English: First Certificate, Advanced and Proficiency etc.

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