LLM Law Conversion with SQE1

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Qualification

LLM - Master of Laws

Location

London Waterloo

Study mode

Full Time

Start date

SEP-26

Duration

1 Year

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Course info

Accelerate your progression into legal practice with an LLM Law Conversion with SQE1 course dedicated to getting you SQE ready. Build the knowledge you need to compete with law graduates and take on the SQE exams with confidence.Go from non-law graduate to confident SQE candidate. Seamlessly integrating your law conversion and SQE1 preparation into one, you’ll cover the foundational legal knowledge you need before moving onto the Functioning Legal Knowledge (FLK) areas assessed in the SQE1. ...Read more

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Modules

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Entry requirements

The entry requirements to study the Law Conversion with SQE1 are:- Minimum 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent) in any subject from a recognised UK institution (or overseas equivalent).If you do not think you meet the entry requirements, but have other qualifications, strong references, or relevant work experience, please contact us and we would be happy to review your options.

Tuition fees

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£19,600 per year

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18 Mar 22

The building is not too big, so lack bit in environment....

Student Reviewer

23 Mar 21

I think I would have preferred going into university as I can meet my class mates and lecturers and have a more engaged time. My lecturers have been fantastic despite virtual...

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