The LLB Bachelor of Laws is a comprehensive undergraduate law degree awarded by the University of London, designed to provide students with a strong foundation in English law, legal reasoning, research and analytical skills.

At British School of Law, students in Bangladesh can receive academic support through online and face-to-face classes, while completing the University of London LLB programme.

Course Highlights

• Award: LLB Bachelor of Laws, University of London

• Study Mode: Online & Offline/Face-to-Face support

• Standard Duration: 3 years minimum

• Maximum Duration: 6 years

• Standard Entry Credits: 360 UK credits / 180 ECTS

• Language: English

• Assessment: University of London examinations

• Study Location: Bangladesh

• Teaching Support: British School of Law

The University of London LLB can be studied flexibly, either independently online or with academic support through a Recognised Teaching Centre such as British School of Law. (University of London)

Course Structure

The Standard Entry LLB consists of 12 modules, each carrying 30 UK credits, for a total of 360 credits. (University of London)

Level 4 – Foundation of Legal Knowledge

Students study:

• Contract Law

• Criminal Law

• Legal System and Method

• Public Law

Level 5

Students study:

Compulsory:

• Tort Law

Choose 3 optional modules from:

• Administrative Law

• Commercial Law

• EU Law

• Family Law

• International Protection of Human Rights

• Property Law

Level 6

Students study:

Compulsory:

• Jurisprudence and Legal Theory

Choose 3 optional modules from:

• Alternative Dispute Resolution

• Company Law

• Conflict of Laws

• Criminology

• Dissertation

• Equity and Trusts

• Evidence

• Intellectual Property

• Introduction to Islamic Law

• Public International Law

Module availability and permitted combinations are subject to the University of London’s current programme regulations. (University of London)

Entry Requirements

Applicants must satisfy the University of London’s admission requirements for the LLB.

For applicants studying through a Recognised Teaching Centre, eligibility depends on age and previous academic qualifications. Applicants should normally have appropriate secondary or post-secondary qualifications accepted by the University of London. (University of London)

Students who do not meet the direct LLB entry requirements may have an alternative pathway through the CertHE Common Law, which can provide a route into the LLB. (University of London)

Graduate Entry

Applicants who already hold an eligible undergraduate degree may be able to enter through the Graduate Entry LLB. This route requires 9 modules and 270 UK credits (135 ECTS) and can be completed in a minimum of 2 years if the relevant progression conditions are met. (University of London)

For Bangladesh, the University of London specifies particular degree and master’s combinations for Graduate Entry eligibility, so applicants should have their qualifications assessed before applying. (University of London)

Why Study LLB with British School of Law?

• University of London LLB programme

• Study from Bangladesh

• Online and face-to-face academic support

• Experienced legal academics and practitioners

• Structured preparation for University of London examinations

• Flexible study options

• Develop legal research, analysis and critical-thinking skills

• Suitable foundation for further legal and professional studies