The University of Law

The University of Law (ULaw) is one of the UK’s leading specialist universities for legal education and professional training. With a strong focus on practical learning, employability, and industry connections, ULaw offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional law programmes designed to prepare students for successful careers in law and related fields.

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Ielts

International students at The University of Law generally need to demonstrate English proficiency. For many postgraduate law programmes, the requirement is IELTS Academic 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in each component. Some programmes may require higher scores, so students should check the specific course requirements. The University also offers its own University of Law English Test (ULET) as an alternative in eligible cases. 

Offers

 The University of Law offers eligible international students a £500 Early Bird Discount on selected courses. For Student Route visa students, CAS is issued after the offer becomes unconditional and all required CAS documents are submitted; the exact CAS deadline varies by intake and course. 

Key Facts

The University of Law is known for career-focused legal and professional education, practical teaching, strong employability support, and experienced industry professionals. It offers multiple UK campuses and online study options, with strong links to the legal and business sectors. 

Scholarship

The University of Law offers scholarships and bursaries for eligible students, including international students. International bursaries can provide up to £5,500, while selected postgraduate scholarships offer £2,000–£5,000 toward tuition fees. 

Admission

The University of Law (ULaw) offers undergraduate, postgraduate and professional law programmes. Admission requirements vary by course and country. International students generally need to provide academic qualifications, proof of English proficiency, passport/ID and supporting documents. Applications can be submitted online, and eligible students may receive a conditional or unconditional offer. 

Accommodation

The University of Law does not provide its own university halls, but supports students in finding suitable accommodation through its partnership with Studentpad. Students can choose from private halls, shared houses, flats and lodgings near their campus. Many partner accommodations offer Wi-Fi, utilities, study areas, communal spaces, laundry facilities and security, with options varying by location and budget.

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