Which university is better for Law?

Good choices they are both great unis. Queen Mary was ranked 9th in the country for Law this year, however league tables should be taken with a pinch of salt. I think it really depends on whether you would rather live in London or Manchester?

The University of Manchester. I study Corporate Law at Manchester 1st year​

Well this might sound a little weird but Im the only one studying a Corporate Law(It was a new degree and I was the only one that picked it) degree out of 100s of Law Students at the University. Basicly its Law modules such as criminal,research skills,accounting,marketing,contract and tort.You need to get at least 40% o each module to pass overall.Seems easy but I keep panicking whether I've done enough.
The program is tough ,but at times it can be stressful my advice is to take it on the chin and ask for help if you dont understand anything.Each semester you'll buy at least 3 books which can cost in total up to £110.You can use the libraries in the city but you wont be able to write on the books of course
Remember that your there to study but also to build your life.It can be the best years of your life.

Well Manchester(city center) was a second home to me as I used to be there quiet allot when I was very young.The best thing about it is that it is a lot more youthful and chilled out city compared to London and other places.You can literally walk to the other side of the city center in 10-15mins.Food ,culture ,nightlife etc is perfect . Thats why you tend to find students after they've completed their degree buy a modern flat in the city centre(I was thinking the same today) as a second home.

I think I rambled a bit

Hello,

I am an international applicant from Canada and I currently have received 5 conditional offers from

City University London
Brunel University London
Queen Mary University of London
The University of Edinburgh
The University of Manchester

All of which are for the Undergraduate LLB (with the exception of Edinburgh being Law with International Relations and Brunel being Law with International Arbitration and Commercial Law).

I have since narrowed down my list to Queen Mary and Manchester. However, I am not too sure which one I should firm and which should be my insurance as I am quite split between the two.

Any input would be appreciated!

Thank you!

Hello,

I am an international applicant from Canada and I currently have received 5 conditional offers from

City University London
Brunel University London
Queen Mary University of London
The University of Edinburgh
The University of Manchester

All of which are for the Undergraduate LLB (with the exception of Edinburgh being Law with International Relations and Brunel being Law with International Arbitration and Commercial Law).

I have since narrowed down my list to Queen Mary and Manchester. However, I am not too sure which one I should firm and which should be my insurance as I am quite split between the two.

Any input would be appreciated!

Thank you!

Either way, both universities are good. Manchester would offer better value for your degree with its reputation. You will also get to live in a reasonably-sized city with a lower cost of living than London. On the other hand, Queen Mary would provide greater opportunities to network with city law firms with more access to events. Personally, I would say Manchester is a better choice than Queen Mary, but I would suggest weighing out the pros and cons of each university before making up your mind.

Okay I'm not sure as to the other unis but I'm doing law at Brunel. I'm a first year student so I don't have much experience. However, this is what I have to say. In terms of the staff, its helpful and approachable. In terms of reputation, its not the best but neither its the worst uni. From what I remember, it comes under top 10 unis of London. Socially, you would find lost of International students. This includes Chinese, Koreans, Pakistanis, Indians and Arabs etc. I even met a student from the States. I love the uni and its amazing. Hope this helps.