Mlaw (solicitors practice) at ULaw
Does anyone do this course and provide info on it?
I’m conflicted between LLB and MLaw, I want to be a solicitor and the MLaw is the most direct route but I don’t have much info on it. What is the success rate, Do most students end up a qualifying solicitor in employment? How do you get the qualifying experience and do you have to pay for it? Thanks
I’m conflicted between LLB and MLaw, I want to be a solicitor and the MLaw is the most direct route but I don’t have much info on it. What is the success rate, Do most students end up a qualifying solicitor in employment? How do you get the qualifying experience and do you have to pay for it? Thanks
Original post by Ahjjjkkk
Does anyone do this course and provide info on it?
I’m conflicted between LLB and MLaw, I want to be a solicitor and the MLaw is the most direct route but I don’t have much info on it. What is the success rate, Do most students end up a qualifying solicitor in employment? How do you get the qualifying experience and do you have to pay for it? Thanks
I’m conflicted between LLB and MLaw, I want to be a solicitor and the MLaw is the most direct route but I don’t have much info on it. What is the success rate, Do most students end up a qualifying solicitor in employment? How do you get the qualifying experience and do you have to pay for it? Thanks
Hi Ahjjjkkk
The MLaw is a new course for ULaw so there isn't much information statistically about it yet but the main info can be found here: https://www.law.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/law/mlaw-solicitors-practice-four-year-integrated-masters/
If you took the LLB route, you will have to take the SQE afterwards too if you want to become a solicitor.
There's a good map here about the routes into law: https://www.lawcareers.net/Starting-Out/Beginners-Guide-Career-Law/Legal-Career-Paths
But ULaw offer several different course choices if you know you definitely want to become a solicitor, which are listed on the map on this page: https://www.law.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/sqe/ .
Here is some more information on qualifying work experience too: https://www.lawcareers.net/Solicitors/TrainingContract. Normally you get paid whilst you do it. Some providers will also pay for your course if you get a training contract secured before the course. Lots more on that on Lawcareers.net.
However, if you are not 100% sure on whether to become a solicitor or a barrister, then the straight LLB will also allow you to access the Bar Practice Course as well as the SQE.
Hope that helps a bit!
Nic
Student Ambassador at the University of Law
Original post by Ahjjjkkk
Does anyone do this course and provide info on it?
I’m conflicted between LLB and MLaw, I want to be a solicitor and the MLaw is the most direct route but I don’t have much info on it. What is the success rate, Do most students end up a qualifying solicitor in employment? How do you get the qualifying experience and do you have to pay for it? Thanks
I’m conflicted between LLB and MLaw, I want to be a solicitor and the MLaw is the most direct route but I don’t have much info on it. What is the success rate, Do most students end up a qualifying solicitor in employment? How do you get the qualifying experience and do you have to pay for it? Thanks
Hey did you end doing it because I’ve been thinking about this foo
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