University of Law - Bristol

To be eligible for admission to your desired courses, you must meet the below-mentioned academic and English language proficiency score requirements:

For Undergraduate Students : 

• Only the Birmingham, Bristol, Guildford, Leeds, London Bloomsbury, Manchester, and Nottingham campuses are open to 17-year-olds.
• There are several courses which the university offers with different eligibility requirements.

For Postgraduate Students : 

• Each of the postgraduate programmes has its own set of admissions requirements.

English Language Proficiency : 

• Most programmes IELTS score required is 6.5 overall with no bands below 6.0
• Certain programmes demand a score of 7.0 overall with no bands below 6.5

The courses, in conjunction with the experienced Employability Service, seek to help the students become employable, ensuring that the goal of employment is ingrained in the teaching. The University is a five-star university in terms of teaching, employability, online learning, academic development, and inclusiveness, according to QS. Experts are accessible to help you at any time with career planning, applications, CVs, cover letters, and anything else they might require help with.

The Employability Service staff will assist the students in search for internships, part-time jobs, volunteer opportunities, and graduate positions. They can count on the expert Employability Services team to assist them with everything from work experience opportunities to skill development guidance. The students can schedule appointments with the career counsellors on campus or over the phone for support and advice.

Law : 

The University provides a number of services to assist students, the students get their career off to the best start, whether it's career information from the Student and Professional Employability Programmes, a one-on-one interview with a career adviser, practical legal experience through the pro bono activities, coaching, or simply scanning the vacancy database for a job.

Business : 

The personnel of the University of Law Business School does more than only assist students in finding a career as a business graduate. They train pupils for a career in business. And you should continue to encourage the pupils throughout their careers. Regardless of their background or education, whether they study full-time or part-time, on-campus or online, whether they're looking for their first business graduate job, a career change, or to advance in their current position, the University has the skills, services, and passion to help them achieve their goals.