LLB Degree

Under the International Programs, the University of London LLB can be studied under two entry points, ‘Standard Entry’ and ‘Graduate Entry.’ Students have up to eight years to complete their degree and may take, for example, two years to complete the first year.

Students who can study full time often complete their degree in the minimum time suggested. However, most students studying by themselves take four or five years to complete their studies. The maximum time allowed is eight years. If you have suitable qualifications, you may be eligible for exemption from the whole or individual subjects of the Level 4 examinations for the Standard Entry.

Set up initially in 2000 as a business enterprise. London College of Business and Law (LCBL) (formerly known as Middlesex College of Law) registered as a private limited company in February 2003. During the early years of the College, tuition was provided for LLB Degree students of the University of London International Programmes (formerly the University of London External).

LCBL as a College has evolved over the years and now offers a range of courses that include Level 3 courses in Business, Law, Nursing as well as Health and Social Care. These courses provide a route for learners aged 19+ to study at LCBL and progress to UK universities after a period of six months to one year on the intensive study. Learners willing to gain admission to UK universities through the access course route are able to do so with funding support from the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). LCBL also offers Apprenticeship courses.