Study law in England UK - 110 institutions

Studying law in schools in the UK begins with a study of history and law. In middle classes, the program includes compulsory and optional subjects: introduction to law, history of the state, social studies, sociology. Preparation for admission to faculties with a study of legal sciences begins even in the upper grades of the English school: complete secondary education in Britain has a 12-year cycle, so graduates need to supplement their education by completing special university preparation programs. There are several options for such programs:

• A-level
• International Baccalaureate
• International Foundation
• International Diploma Program.

All these courses offer studying specialized legal disciplines to choose from. Graduates of British schools and foreign students who have completed pre-university programs have advantages when they enter higher law schools and universities in England.

Legal education at universities in England is not a quick, expensive process, but the time and money spent on obtaining a prestigious diploma pays off with a high level of demand for graduates of English law schools, work in TOP international and foreign companies and a stable high income. The main legal specialties in the UK are the solicitor and the barrister. The solicitor deals with any legal problems, communicates with clients of legal agencies at the first stage, prepares the necessary documents for the court, but does not conduct court cases and does not appear before the judge in the proceedings. With a special certificate, the solicitor appears in the Supreme and Appeal Courts of England. A barrister is a higher level practicing lawyer who speaks in court.

Obtaining the right to practice law in England for a foreign student takes place in several stages:

• preparation for A-Level / IB;
• A-Level / IB / Foundation program (1-2 years);
• Bachelor of Laws / LLB course) (2 years)
• course for solicitors Legal Practice Course / for barristers Bar Professional Training Course (1 year);
• practice for contract solicitors / for barriers Pupillage (2 years).

Cambridge University offers an elite legal education in more than 10 areas of undergraduate and graduate education. The LLB course (Bachelor of Law) is focused on studying English, civil, international law, EU law. The program includes theoretical and sociological aspects of law, the basics of criminology. The teaching staff of the Faculty of Law has experience in almost all aspects of English law, its history, legal philosophy, criminology. The faculty building houses lecture halls, seminar rooms, an extensive library of Squire laws, offering more than 180,000 units. The Law Society of the faculty and the university organizes numerous events: official meetings, informal evenings for lawyers, social events, lectures and discussions (debates about hypothetical court cases).

Oxford University offers a law degree. Courses with the study of legal sciences are aimed at developing the skills of logical thinking, self-study, reading of primary sources. Oxford has two courses of law: three-year and four-year. In general, they follow one program, but within the framework of one of them the third year of study takes place at universities in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and is devoted to studying the legal system of these countries, or in the Netherlands and is connected with studying European and international law. Students in the course, including the year of study abroad, gain additional skills by getting acquainted with various legal systems, various approaches to education practiced by European educational institutions.

The University of Southampton offers law programs that prepare students for careers in the legal field and beyond. The university offers academically rigorous courses, built with the latest research and presented by leading scientists. The curriculum offers a solid academic foundation with an ability to select additional modules in selected areas of law. A small law school at the University of Southampton offers a high level of support to ensure the professional ambitions of students, a close-knit academic community. The main objectives are in-depth knowledge in the field of law, an ability to think independently and communicate effectively. This will be a solid foundation for career growth as a lawyer: 86% of Southampton graduates find work in their field or continue their studies for 6 months after graduation.

BPP University (Great Britain) is a private English university with programs in law, economics and healthcare, one of the leading law schools in the UK. The University presents several programs for future solicitors, barristers, lawyers, lawyers and non-legal professionals who receive additional qualifications. All university programs are focused on practical application and subsequent employment: 96.5% of postgraduate students quickly get a job or continue their studies.

University of Law (UK) offers undergraduate programs that provide high standards of offline and online learning, maximum flexibility in curriculum, mode and the inclusion of specialized disciplines in the standard methodology. The University of Law has been included in the TEF ranking for providing high standards of study and outstanding student performance. 92% of students who completed their studies in 2017 took a high position or continued their studies for six months after the successful completion of the University of Law course.

Students who have completed programs in specialized academic programs in Europe and the the USA significantly improve their academic performance, deepen their knowledge through intensive work with leading specialists and experts, lectures and seminars in short-term courses with in-depth study of economics.

Oxford Royale Academy Higher Law School (UK) summer course for international students aged 16-18, duration 14 days. The course includes:

• studying British law system;
• development of oral and written argumentation skills;
• preparation for entrance exams in universities in England.

The International Law: Contemporary Challenges summer educational program at SOAS Summer School (UK) introduces students to international humanitarian law, legal aspects of resolving armed conflict, and international criminal and economic law. Duration - 20 days.

A two-week summer law course at Cambridge Immerse (UK) is taught according to a program developed by professors at Cambridge and Oxford universities. Lectures and seminars are conducted by legal experts, so the program fully meets the academic needs of the participants, gives a unique idea of the campus. The Cambridge Immerse Law course is focused on teaching in small groups and is suitable for students who do not have formal academic experience in law. The course focuses on specific skills useful for future studies at the university: the ability to form logical and coherent arguments, and effectively debate.