LLB (Hons) Law

Why study this course?

Choosing the LLB (Hons) Law degree at Regent College London means studying a programme designed to nurture ambition, professionalism, and employability. Students benefit from expert academic support, a strong emphasis on personal development, and a curriculum aligned with the skills demanded in today’s legal and business sectors.

Key reasons to choose this course include:

• Comprehensive academic and personal support – Students receive guidance throughout their studies from the admissions process through to graduation, ensuring a smooth academic journey.
  
• Outstanding teaching quality – 95% of students agreed that staff are highly effective at explaining complex legal concepts in clear and engaging ways.
  
• High levels of student satisfaction – 83% of students expressed overall satisfaction with their course experience.
  
• Strong employability outcomes – 83% of graduates are in employment or further study within 15 months of completing the programme.
  
• Versatile career prospects – The degree opens doors to numerous professional pathways, whether in traditional legal roles such as solicitor or barrister, or in fields like journalism, civil service, corporate management, and education.
  
• Ethical and global perspective – The programme encourages critical engagement with social justice, equality, and international legal frameworks, producing graduates ready to make a meaningful impact in society.

This course is ideal for individuals passionate about justice, fairness, and the role of law in shaping a better world.

Entry requirements

Academic Route

Minimum Age: 18 years

Applicants must provide evidence of their highest academic qualification, which may include:

• Level 3 Qualifications (A Levels, NVQ Level 3, Diploma, Certificate, or Access to Higher Education Diploma) 
• International Baccalaureate 
• High School Level Qualifications 
• Level 2 Qualifications or equivalent (for example, GCSEs, NVQ Level 2, Diploma, or Certificate) 

Work Route

Minimum Age: 21 years

Applicants who do not meet formal academic entry criteria may apply through the Work Route. This route recognises relevant professional experience in the field, or related industries as an alternative pathway into higher education. Some exceptions may apply for applicants with professional experience in other fields. This entry route ensures that motivated and experienced candidates can progress academically and professionally.

English Language Proficiency

If English is not the first language, applicants must complete an approved free English language test that assesses reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. Equivalent qualifications may also be accepted.

Interview

All applicants are required to attend an interview with a member of the admissions team as part of the selection process.

Assessments

A variety of assessment methods are employed to evaluate students’ knowledge, analytical abilities, and professional skills. Assessments are designed to reflect real-world legal practices and to prepare students for future professional examinations such as the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE).

Assessment types include:

• Multiple-choice question (MCQ) tests, which assess comprehension of key legal principles and replicate the structure of the SQE.
  
• Coursework and essays, allowing students to demonstrate critical reasoning and in-depth understanding of complex legal issues.
  
• Advocacy and oral presentations, designed to enhance public speaking and courtroom communication skills.
  
• Portfolios and drafting exercises, providing practical experience in creating legal documents and case analyses.

Students are supported throughout the assessment process with feedback and academic guidance to continuously develop their performance and confidence.

Modules

Study & Career Progression

This degree provides a solid foundation for a variety of professional opportunities both within and beyond the legal field. Graduates are encouraged to develop their own career pathways, supported by the college’s dedicated employability and careers team.

Legal career options include:

• Solicitor
  
• Barrister
  
• Paralegal
  
• Legal Executive
  
• Legal Researcher
  
• Arbitrator

Non-legal career options include:

• Journalism and Media
  
• Policing and Criminal Justice
  
• Politics and Public Policy
  
• Teaching and Academia
  
• Business and Management Consulting
  
• Tax and Financial Advisory Services

Graduates may also choose to progress to postgraduate study, including the LLM (Master of Laws), Legal Practice Course (LPC), or further qualifications leading to professional practice. This programme equips students with the critical skills, discipline, and confidence needed to excel in the evolving global legal landscape.

Student Fee's & Finance

This course is available to United Kingdom residents who have access to public funds and are eligible for Student Loans Company funding to help cover tuition and living costs.

Funding options include:

• Tuition Fee Loan: Covers the full cost of the course and is paid directly to the university.
• Maintenance Loan: Helps cover day-to-day living expenses and is paid directly into the student’s account.
• Additional Support: Eligible students may apply for Childcare Grants, Disabled Students’ Allowance, or university bursaries that do not require repayment.