LLB (Hons),
University of London
Here's the BIG Picture
By earning your law degree from the University of London, you’ll join a respected network of solicitors, barristers, and judges worldwide who began their careers with the same qualification. Whether or not you choose to pursue a career as a Barrister or Solicitor, the LLB (Hons) degree provides essential qualifications, in-depth knowledge, and transferable skills that open up a wide range of career opportunities across many different professions.
Fully accredited by MQA and recognized by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board of Malaysia (LPQB), you can directly progress to the Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) in Malaysia or the Bar Professional Course (BPC) in the UK.
Interesting Facts:
- The University of London was the first to offer a degree in English law in the 1890s
- This law degree is supported by academics from the 17 Federation members of the University of London.
How Do I Get In?
- 5 Credits in the SPM, IGCSE or equivalent (including English), AND
- Foundation in Law or its equivalent, OR
- 2 A-Level Passes or 2 STPM Principles or its equivalent, OR
- 5 B’s in UEC or equivalent, OR
- A recognised Diploma or Degree
* Trial Examinations/Forecast results are accepted.
Why choose the University of London?
The University of London (UOL) is unique in its global reach with over 250,000 students in more than 190 countries. Over 600 exam centres worldwide and 70+ institutions formally recognised to offer tuition for its programmes. Since 1858, UOL has enriched the lives of hundreds of thousands of students worldwide. Its flexible and affordable study methods enable students to study wherever they live. UOL alumni include Nobel prize winners, politicians, designers, engineers, poets, teachers, lawyers and leaders of businesses and industries. Its success is based on its reputation for high academy standards, built by the outstanding teaching and research of its 17 Federation members.
COURSE MODULES
Year 1
- Legal System and Methods
- Public Law
- Criminal Law
- Contract Law
Year 2
- Tort Law
- Property Law
- Commercial Law
- Family Law
- EU Law
Year 3
- Jurisprudence and Legal Theory
- Equity and Trusts
- Evidence
- Criminology
- Company Law
- Conflict of Laws
- Intellectual Property
MPU Subjects
- Philosophy and Current Issues
- Appreciation of Ethics and Civilisation
- National Language A (Malaysian students without a Credit in SPM BM)
- Malay Communication 2 (International students)
TUITION FEES
MALAYSIAN STUDENTS |
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Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
Resource Fee: RM1,000 per year |
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Application Fee: £60 Registration Fee: £638 UOL Exam: £968 per year Online Exam Fee: £44 per year |
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Lembaga Peperiksaan Fee: RM1800* |
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS |
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Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
Resource Fee: RM1,000 per year |
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Application Fee: £60 Registration Fee: £638 UOL Exam Fee: £968 per year Online Exam Fee: £44 per year |
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Lembaga Peperiksaan Fee: RM2200* |
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