About University of Law Business School
The University of Law is one of the longest-established specialist providers of legal education and business training in the UK, with campuses in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Guildford, Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham, and international campuses in Berlin and in Hong Kong. You can also study our law courses at the University of East Anglia, The University of Exeter, The University of Reading, The University of Liverpool, The University of Sheffield, Newcastle University and The University of Chester Law School. Our courses are also available online, full time and part time.
We’ve trained more practising lawyers in the UK than anyone else and have programmes available from undergraduate to postgraduate level, covering law and business. We also offer Professional Development programmes and, for undergraduate level, criminology and policing degrees.
More than 250 of our tutors are qualified lawyers and business professionals, all with extensive practical experience that they can pass onto our students.
ULaw offers an established teaching methodology which focuses on knowledge and practical skills, helping to prepare students for real-life challenges and giving them the best possible start for their future careers.
We have an Expert Careers and Employability Service, with the team focused on helping our students to achieve their career goals – over 30 experts providing one-to-one support to our students.
Business School Free Master’s
At our Business School, we offer the opportunity to progress onto a business master’s for free, on successful completion of an on-campus business degree at The University of Law Business School. Terms and Conditions apply.
About University of Law Business School
The University of Law is one of the longest-established specialist providers of legal education and business training in the UK, with campuses in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Guildford, Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham, and international campuses in Berlin and in Hong Kong. You can also study our law courses at the University of East Anglia, The University of Exeter, The University of Reading, The University of Liverpool, The University of Sheffield, Newcastle University and The University of Chester Law School. Our courses are also available online, full time and part time.
We’ve trained more practising lawyers in the UK than anyone else and have programmes available from undergraduate to postgraduate level, covering law and business. We also offer Professional Development programmes and, for undergraduate level, criminology and policing degrees.
More than 250 of our tutors are qualified lawyers and business professionals, all with extensive practical experience that they can pass onto our students.
ULaw offers an established teaching methodology which focuses on knowledge and practical skills, helping to prepare students for real-life challenges and giving them the best possible start for their future careers.
We have an Expert Careers and Employability Service, with the team focused on helping our students to achieve their career goals – over 30 experts providing one-to-one support to our students.
Business School Free Master’s
At our Business School, we offer the opportunity to progress onto a business master’s for free, on successful completion of an on-campus business degree at The University of Law Business School. Terms and Conditions apply.
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