The Law School maintains close links with the legal profession, many of whose members teach part-time in the University. Being a large city, Aberdeen has its own District and Sheriff Courts and is home to a permanent sitting of the High Court of Justiciary, Scotland's highest criminal court.

Those of you interested in studying law at QUB will find in these pages information on the wide range of courses we offer. At undergraduate level this includes courses in law with languages, politics and accountancy as well as the LLB degree. At postgraduate level specialised courses on criminology and human rights are available. The School is developing joint programmes with other universities in Ireland and the US. Many of our graduates have gone on to prominent careers in the legal profession in Northern Ireland and elsewhere. Information on pursuing professional study in law at the Institute of Professional Legal Studies at Queens is also provided.

The School of Law fulfils the mission of the College by offering high quality research lead teaching. Since it was established twelve years ago, the School of Law has consistently achieved top rankings in the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), to which all staff have contributed.

The Bristol University Law School is one of the largest and most successful in the UK. In the years that I have worked here, it has developed from being a leading UK law school delivering high quality undergraduate teaching into a school with an international reputation for its undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and for the research produced by its staff

The Bristol University Law School is one of the largest and most successful in the UK. In the years that I have worked here, it has developed from being a leading UK law school delivering high quality undergraduate teaching into a school with an international reputation for its undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and for the research produced by its staff.

Anglia Ruskin University is the University that works for you, providing degree level qualifications and a long established service to business and the local community.

Cardiff Law School is a large, well-resourced centre of excellence which plays a full role in serving the University in its mission as one of the UK's leading research institutions. In both the 1996 and 2002 Research Assessment Exercises, the Law School was graded '5' confirming the School's reputation for international excellence. The School's international reputation is reflected in the number of distinguished academics visiting from all over the world, a number of leading law journals based and edited in the School and it being the home of a range of highly regarded research centres such as BRASS, the Centre for Law & Religion and Family Studies Centre .

The Department is committed to a policy of innovation and development in teaching and research and regularly reviews both the range and content of its degree schemes and its modes of teaching and assessment in order to respond effectively to the needs and expectations of its student body. Recently the Department has worked closely with the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education in testing new processes for teaching quality assessment. The Department aims to maximise choice in its provision of legal education while ensuring that teaching is informed by up-to-date scholarship at the highest level.

The study of law at Dundee has a long and distinguished history. Dundee became an independent university in 1967 after a 70 year relationship with the University of St. Andrews where the teaching of law started nearly six centuries ago. Today, Dundee is top-rated for teaching and, uniquely, offers qualifying LLB degrees in both English law and Scots law, as well as the Diploma in Legal Practice required for those qualifying in Scotland for the legal profession.

Creating the future through internationally recognised research, scholarship and learning within a distinctive collegiate environment

To provide learning opportunities at all levels on the principle of accessibility, inclusivity and flexibility; To provide opportunities for lifelong learning in law and the social sciences through access to continuous professional development

The University of Kent will provide higher education of excellent quality; characterised by flexibility and interdisciplinarity

Leeds Law School offers a full range of undergraduate, postgraduate and professional Law courses. Our provision was commended by a QAA report in 2004.

We are committed to offering the best in undergraduate and postgraduate legal education; We strive to deliver research and writing to the highest international standards.

The Lincoln Law School provides both LLB and joint honours degrees in Law. All of its Law degrees are qualifying degrees recognised by the Law Society and the Bar Council. It also currently offers an LLM Programme in European Law. The department enjoys excellent support from the legal professions in the region and there is a lively programme of activities in addition to formal programmes of study.

The Faculty provides a framework for the development of the Schools and their communities. It also provides a focus for the developing interdisciplinary and international needs of businesses, organisations and individuals. The Faculty is proud of its approach of seeking to provide flexible opportunities for organisations and individuals to engage in advancing knowledge and practice. It is clear that individuals are stretched by the academic challenges and demands of the Faculty and leave ready to make an immediate impact in their organisations

We also aim to provide the best support we can for our students to ensure that your experience with us is as good as it can be. In particular we place great emphasis on careers support to help you find the right job for you after you have qualified.

The UEL School of Law is situated in Stratford, East London. It has a distinct and vibrant identity, with a commitment to critical, contemporary higher education from a cross-cultural and international perspective. It is a fast-growing School with a maturing research profile and sensitivity to issues of ethnicity, gender and class.

The key to our success is that we care about our students and over the years we have developed an excellent pastoral and academic environment to support our students as they study. In addition to the academic teaching and support that you would expect from an internationally-renowned College, we also provide further study and practical support.

The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies was founded in 1947. It was conceived and is funded as a national academic institution, attached to the University of London, serving all universities through its national legal research library. Its function is to promote, facilitate and disseminate the results of advanced study and research in the discipline of law, for the benefit of persons and institutions in the UK and abroad.

The School of Law at King's College London has been awarded the highest research and teaching ratings by the UK Government's Higher Education Funding Council. It enjoys a distinguished international reputation.

London Metropolitan University is committed to providing excellent educational and knowledge transfer services, engaging with real-world issues, transforming individuals and society, and enabling students to achieve their potential and London to succeed as a world city

The Law Department is one of the largest in the School. Its special place in a school of social sciences has given legal studies in the Department a distinctive, interdisciplinary character. The Law Department has played a major role in policy debates and policy-making and in the education of lawyers and law teachers from around the world.

As well as offering an excellent legal education, the Law Department aims to be a Community Law School - encouraging students in local schools to aspire to higher education, training the local lawyers who provide access to justice for all and supporting our students to fulfil their ambitions to succeed in their chosen careers.

Middlesex University Business School aims to be a leader in delivering challenging business, management and related programmes, to prepare a culturally and internationally diverse body of students and clients who will contribute professionally in business and the community. We will support programme delivery with well-developed research, scholarship and professional accreditation.

The School has an unrivalled concentration of specialists in the laws of Asian and African countries, with additional areas of expertise in the areas of comparative law, human rights, transnational commercial law, environmental law, international law and socio-legal method. The School attracts students from all over the world who wish to pursue advanced study in these fields, whether for a one-year taught Masters degree, research or an MPhil or PhD, or for special courses and non-degree research.

Situated in the heart of London, the School of Law offers exceptional access to constitutional and legal institutions, to legal and corporate employers and to key figures in the world of law. Our campus occupies an historic building close to Oxford Circus. With its elegant art deco library, courtroom, video and IT suites, the School of Law provides an inclusive, professional and scholarly learning environment.

The Quality Assurance Agency acknowledges that the School of Law provides a vibrant learning experience, an experienced and enthusiastic subject team, and an effective personal tutorial system.

Legal education has been provided at Manchester since 1872 and the highest standards of legal studies have been maintained over the years. In 2004, with the birth of the new University of Manchester, the Law School's range of specialisms broadened to include criminology. We will ensure you graduate with a rigorous grounding in the law or criminology and associated techniques, together with a sound appreciation of its theoretical and policy implications.

The School of Law at Manchester Metropolitan University is one of the largest and most well regarded in the UK, enjoying a reputation for the quality and range of its courses.

The School of Legal Studies (SLS) has over 30 years' experience of providing relevant, dynamic and forward-thinking legal education.

The Newcastle Law School is the longest established law school in the North East of England, Law has been taught at Newcastle since 1923. In 2002, re-structuring created a new faculty, in which Newcastle Law School is one of nine constituent Schools.

The Law School admitted its first students in 1977. It is now a well-established and thriving Law School with an excellent reputation for the quality of its research and teaching and of its students and graduates.

As an integrated Law School, legal academics and practising lawyers work together to provide students with a rich learning environment. This philosophy unites theoretical knowledge with the professional skills students need to succeed in their future careers.

Our family of Qualifying Law Degrees provide a wide choice for those who are interested in the study of Law. The Combined Honours Programmes allow for the Law to be studied with a range of other subject areas such as: Accounting; Business; Criminology; French and International Relations. All these degrees are accredited by the Law Society and the Bar Council and consequently gain maximum exemption. For those of you who may wish to incorporate the law in careers outside the profession, then these courses can also provide a rich opportunity to develop skills that are high in demand in other areas of employment.

We promote access to excellence enabling you to develop your potential; we value and practice equality of opportunity, transperency and tolerence; etc..

The School has a distinct profile in U.K. legal education. In addition to equipping students with the skills needed to analyse legal doctrine and legislation, the School is committed to locating the study of law within social, political, historical and comparative contexts. To this end, the study of law at Keele involves an engagement with other disciplines within the social sciences and humanities. This approach to undergraduate study expresses an ethos of interdisciplinarity that has characterised Keele University since its inception in 1962.

Kingston Law School aims to provide challenging but carefully structured courses in a friendly, productive and supportive environment. Now in its 37th year of law teaching, there has been great expansion in both the courses it runs and the number of students it teaches. From early beginnings in 1965 with one undergraduate course and a first year intake of 30 students, the School now offers ten undergraduate programmes in addition to flexible LLM/MA programmes and the Graduate Diploma in Law course.

Swansea University has nearly 12,000 students and offers over 500 undergraduate and 130 postgraduate courses in a wide range of subject areas, from American Studies to Zoology, not to mention an extensive continuing education programme. A full range of social, cultural and sporting amenities complements the campus lifestyle and contributes to the strong sense of community that the University embraces.

The main aim is to ensure that our graduates have a clear understanding of law and have developed expertise in a wide range of skills, making them highly employable.

The College of Law is the largest provider of legal training in Europe and in the past five years alone, has trained over 50,000 lawyers from around the UK and overseas. Our reputation for excellence is unrivalled. This is born out of the fact that the law is our sole focus. We don’t teach accountancy or marketing or anything else for that matter. Law is all we do. And we have been doing it for longer than anyone else too.