The University of Law
The University of Law is a private institution focused on law and business, whose history runs back to law examination schools of 1876 and which took university title in 2012. It teaches from city-centre campuses.
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One record matters more than any ranking when reading a university page: the Home Office register of student sponsors, which is what permits an institution to issue the CAS a student visa requires. The University of Law is on it. The visa itself is set out at UK visas and immigration.
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What kind of university is The University of Law?
The University of Law is a private institution focused on law and business in London. It teaches from campuses in city centres rather than from a single site, and it is on the Home Office register of student sponsors.
The institution teaches at Bloomsbury and Moorgate in London and at further campuses including Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham. Programmes are offered full-time, accelerated and online.
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Which subjects stand out at The University of Law?
The subjects The University of Law is known for are law, professional legal training, business, criminology and social sciences, policing and postgraduate law. The institution teaches law and business rather than a general subject range.
law
LLB programmes full-time, accelerated and online
professional legal training
SQE preparation and vocational routes
business
management, marketing and finance at undergraduate level
criminology and social sciences
undergraduate programmes
policing
professional policing programmes
postgraduate law
LLM programmes across specialisms
Programmes are searched from the university's own course catalogue, where each page carries the entry requirement, the syllabus and the fee in one place.
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What are the entry requirements at The University of Law?
The University of Law admits undergraduates on A-Levels, the International Baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification; a Turkish high school diploma alone is not accepted for direct entry. Postgraduate admission rests on a bachelor's degree and each programme publishes its own requirement.
On English language ability the admissions pages take IELTS Academic at 6.0 as the baseline for undergraduate programmes; some departments publish a component score requirement or a higher threshold. Other tests approved by the Home Office are accepted where a programme lists them.
Which documents are required?
Degree certificate and transcript
with a certified English translation
Proof of English
IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic
Personal statement
your own account of why you chose the course
Reference letter
one at undergraduate level, usually two at postgraduate level
Passport
so the identity details match the application
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How much are tuition fees at The University of Law?
The University of Law publishes the international tuition fee on each programme's own page; there is no single central tariff. The student visa fee and the annual immigration health surcharge are added on top, and the university offers its own scholarships to international students.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Student visa application (from outside the UK) | £558 |
| Immigration health surcharge (per year) | £776 |
| Maintenance to evidence, London (monthly) | £1,529 |
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What is campus and student life like in London?
The campuses sit in city centres and are reached by public transport: Bloomsbury and Moorgate in London, with further sites in Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham. The institution runs no halls of its own.
Campus buildings hold a library, quiet study areas, a student kitchen and a laptop loan service. Students' union membership comes with enrolment, and mooting and debating societies run at each site.
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How is an application to The University of Law made?
Undergraduate applications to The University of Law go through UCAS with up to five programme choices, and the equal consideration deadline for 2027 entry is 13 January 2027. Postgraduate and doctoral applications are submitted through the university's own online portal.
- Programme choice: the course catalogue gives the department, the requirement and the fee.
- Documents: transcript, diploma, personal statement, references and English language evidence.
- Submission: UCAS for undergraduate study, the university's portal for postgraduate.
- Offer: conditional or unconditional, with the conditions stated.
- CAS: issued once the offer is accepted and the deposit is paid.
The step after the CAS is the student visa itself, and its published conditions are set out at UK visas and immigration.
How does the application timetable run, month by month?
| Period | Step |
|---|---|
| May–September 2026 | Researching courses, sitting the English test and preparing documents |
| September 2026 | UCAS applications open |
| 15 October 2026 | Deadline for medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, Oxford and Cambridge |
| 13 January 2027 | Equal consideration deadline for undergraduate applications |
| February–May 2027 | University decisions and firming up choices |
| June–August 2027 | Meeting conditions, receiving the CAS and applying for the Student visa |
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Frequently asked questions
Can I apply to The University of Law directly with a Turkish high school diploma?
A Turkish high school diploma is not accepted on its own for direct entry to an undergraduate programme. Applicants complete a foundation year, or hold A-Levels, the International Baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification.
Which English language tests are accepted?
IELTS Academic is accepted and the level required is published on each programme's page, with 6.0 as the undergraduate baseline. Other tests approved by the Home Office are accepted where a programme lists them.
Does The University of Law issue a CAS for a student visa?
Yes. The University of Law appears on the Home Office register of student sponsors, which is what permits it to issue the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies a student visa application requires.
When is the undergraduate application deadline?
The UCAS equal consideration deadline for 2027 entry is 13 January 2027. Applications arriving after that date are considered where places remain on the programme.
Sources
- The University of Law — Admission requirements, the course catalogue and scholarship information are published on the institution's own pages. — 26 August 2026
- The University of Law — Admission requirements, the course catalogue and scholarship information are published on the institution's own pages. — 26 August 2026
- UCAS — The equal consideration deadline for 2027 entry is 13 January 2027 and an undergraduate application carries up to five programme choices.
- GOV.UK — The student visa application fee, the annual immigration health surcharge and the maintenance figure an applicant evidences are published by the Home Office. — 26 August 2026
