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what is the uni of law like ?? i’m looking for some insurance choices and as the requirements are BBB was considering - also what location would you say is the best ??

Reply 1

Stiffy Byng

I recently worked with a young lawyer who has a so-called first in law from UoL but was ignorant of the most basic principles of the law of contract. Make of that what you will.

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Reply 2

UniofLaw Student

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Original post by graciewebster_

what is the uni of law like ?? i’m looking for some insurance choices and as the requirements are BBB was considering - also what location would you say is the best ??

Hi there!

The University of Law (UoL) is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to study law. The university focuses on practical legal training, which means you’ll gain valuable skills that are directly applicable to your future career. The teaching staff are generally very supportive and approachable, and they often have real-world experience in various legal fields, which enhances the learning experience.

As for the requirements, BBB is quite reasonable for entry into many programs, and UoL offers a range of courses to suit different interests, including LLB and postgraduate options. It’s great that you’re considering it as an insurance choice!

Regarding the best location, UoL has several campuses across the UK, each with its unique benefits. The Bloomsbury campus in London is particularly appealing for its central location, offering access to numerous legal firms, networking opportunities, and cultural experiences. It’s right in the heart of London’s legal district, which can be a significant advantage for placements and internships.

If you're considering other campuses, the Birmingham and Leeds locations also have strong programs and vibrant student communities. They offer a different experience but are well-regarded for their supportive environments and connections to local firms.

Ultimately, your choice may depend on your preferences for city life, networking opportunities, and the specific legal fields you’re interested in pursuing. I recommend visiting the campuses if you can, to get a feel for the environment and ask current students about their experiences.

Best of luck with your applications!