Nottingham Law School is introducing an LLM (Masters in Law) award for those with professional legal qualifications. Professional legal qualifications (for example, BPTC or LPC or their precursors) will provide evidence of appropriate prior learning and achievement, equivalent to two-thirds of the LLM award. Students will then 'top up' these credit points with a dissertation or publishable article, studied and completed by distance learning, to gain the LLM degree.

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The University reviews and sets fee levels on an annual basis. The fee depends on the type and duration of course and the mode of study. Visit our website to view the most up to date fee information.

Nottingham Law School offers a number of competitive scholarships for our professional courses.

Nottingham Law School is a truly international school, and aims to recruit the most able students from around the world, ensuring both quality and diversity in its student populations.

Studying Law in England will give you an opportunity to reflect on the differences in how law is made here compared to your own country and to appreciate other legal systems.

International and EU students should be aware that they will need to meet the English language requirements.

Our annual surveys have shown that a high percentage of our full-time and part-time LPC and GDL students secure a training contract, paralegal work, or other work