The Academic stage followed by the Vocational training stage and then the ‘practical training’ stage. The University of London LLB is recognised as a Qualifying Law Degree and the completion of the Academic stage of legal training in England and Wales so long as certain specific conditions are met:
- a second-class honours or its equivalent from the reputed university of UK e.g. University of London
- the period of study must not be more than 6 years.
- Students must study the foundations of legal knowledge:
- Public law
- Contract law
- Criminal law
- Tort law
- Property law
- Equity and Trusts
- EU law
Students must have passed these foundation subjects in not more than three attempts.
Students will also be expected to have appropriate expertise in Legal Research Skills, the English Legal System and Another Area of Legal Study.