Law School – International Students

Why study Law at Buckingham?

Like the rest of the University, Buckingham Law School prides itself on two key features, Student Satisfaction and Employability.

Two key elements underpin this success:

Our intensive degrees, completing a 3-year qualifying law degree in 2 years and an LLM in a further 9 months.
Our highly qualified and experienced academic staff, all of whom teach and give personal guidance to our students.

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Buckingham’s international family

Our student population currently breaks down as approx. 60% UK and EU and 40% International.

The flexibility of the LLB Programme

Over the years, many students have taken advantage of our two-year LLB programme in order to obtain a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD). Buckingham’s LLB degree covers, not just the fundamental subjects required for a UK Qualifying Law Degree (QLD), but also a number of electives of particular interest to International students, including:

Company (Corporate) Law
Law of Evidence
Commercial Law

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Applicants who would like to learn more about the modules on the degree can find useful information by visiting the LLB course page.

International pathways after studying a LLB

Postgraduate study

If you already have an undergraduate law degree why not study your Postgraduate degree with us!