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Nottingham Trent for Law?

Hi

I have applied to The University of London to study for the LLB through the external program. I noticed that Nottingham Trent have a similar course, where it is possible to achieve an LLB in 4 years through distance learning.

I wondered if anyone has any experience of this and how Nottingham Trent is regarded when it comes to Law?

I can't seem to find any info or any threads related to studying Law at Nottingham Trent.

Thanks

Reply 1

simeon

13

Nottingham Law School is right up there with the best.

2 friends did their Law degree at Cambridge but came to Nottingham to do their LPC. One now works for Slaughter & May, the other for Withers.

However, are you sure it's the LLB that you can do by distance learning?

Their website only shows a 2 year Graduate Diploma which is a conversion course for non-Law degree students to do before their LPC or BVC.

They don't appear to offer an LLB course.

http://www.ntu.ac.uk/nls/professional_courses/index.html

Reply 2

Summer-Caitlin

OP

Thanks for the reply

Here is the link for the NTU distance learning LLB

www.ntu.ac.uk/nls/prospective_students/undergraduate/llb_distance_learning/index.html

It looks really good and I have ordered a prospectus, you just don't see anyone mentioning Law alongside Nottingham Trent, so I really wanted toknow what people thought.

Reply 3

simeon

13

That looks like an interesting course, and as it's distance learning, you wouldn't have to live in Nottingham...bit of a bonus! (trust me, I'm from Nottingham).

Like I said, NLS is very good, so if you like the look of the course, you should apply.

Reply 4

IndianDiva

I'm reading law at Nottingham Trent, I'm in my final year.

I'll be going on to doing my LPC with them (have just been offered a place) and already have a training contract sorted.

Nottingham Law School is brilliant. The course structure, the staff and the teaching methods are all very good, and to be honest, I couldn't pinpoint any flaws. I'd definately recommend it.

Reply 5

Aj2003

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Nisherz187

I'm reading law at Nottingham Trent, I'm in my final year.

I'll be going on to doing my LPC with them (have just been offered a place) and already have a training contract sorted.

Nottingham Law School is brilliant. The course structure, the staff and the teaching methods are all very good, and to be honest, I couldn't pinpoint any flaws. I'd definately recommend it.

I'd agree with Nisherz, i'm only in my second year reading law. I'll be on placement next year though.

Reply 6

john williams

15

simeon

Nottingham Law School is right up there with the best.

2 friends did their Law degree at Cambridge but came to Nottingham to do their LPC. One now works for Slaughter & May, the other for Withers.

However, are you sure it's the LLB that you can do by distance learning?

Their website only shows a 2 year Graduate Diploma which is a conversion course for non-Law degree students to do before their LPC or BVC.

They don't appear to offer an LLB course.

http://www.ntu.ac.uk/nls/professional_courses/index.html

are you talking about nott trent or uni!? Yes its highly regarded amoing the coventry/dmu/aston/salford/UCE etc type of unis, but otherwise id go somewhere like nottingham uni which is has a better rep.

Reply 7

simeon

13

john williams

are you talking about nott trent or uni!? Yes its highly regarded amoing the coventry/dmu/aston/salford/UCE etc type of unis, but otherwise id go somewhere like nottingham uni which is has a better rep.

As Nottm Uni doesn't offer LPC or BVC courses, your point is moot.

Nottingham Uni may have a better rep for it's LLB or BA(Law) courses, but a fair number of Nottm Uni students will still end up going to Nottingham Law School @ Trent to do their LPC or BVC.

As I said, Nottingham Law School is up there with the best.

Reply 8

ChemistBoy

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john williams

are you talking about nott trent or uni!? Yes its highly regarded amoing the coventry/dmu/aston/salford/UCE etc type of unis, but otherwise id go somewhere like nottingham uni which is has a better rep.

Look, stick to what you know instead of giving out bogus advice. Nottingham Law School @ Trent is one of the best in the country, ask any law firm.

Nottingham Trent for Law?

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