Law
Discover our range of law courses, find out more about our facilities and hear from current students about their experience at University of Gloucestershire.
Jump to courses: Undergraduate | Postgraduate taught | Postgraduate research
Undergraduate courses
Study an undergraduate degree in law at the University. Discover our undergraduate law courses below.
If you’re returning to education or don’t think you’ll meet the entry requirements for your course, an integrated foundation degree could be a great option. They provide an extra year of study to equip you with the skills needed to confidently progress to a full degree.
Postgraduate taught courses
Study a postgraduate degree in law at the University. Discover our postgraduate law courses below.
Postgraduate research degrees
Research degrees including PhDs, Doctorates or Masters by Research enable you to pursue your own research enquiry.
96% of our graduates are in employment or further study*
*Graduate Outcomes Survey published 2023 and based on 2020/21 leavers
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Come and explore
Experience our amazing facilities including our mock court scenarios and moot room.
School and facilities
Moot room
You’ll learn how to argue a case effectively in court, interview clients and negotiate agreements, benefitting from simulated trials and tribunals in our Moot Court Room.
Mooting competitions
You can also take part in both internal and external mooting competitions and become part of our successful alumni of previous winners.
Placements
Our students have the opportunity to undertake a year long paid placement allowing you to apply the specialist skills and knowledge obtained during your studies in the workplace.
You can also choose to do short placements throughout your degree.
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