Law Degree for International Students
The majority of the UK universities require international students to take a one-year foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences before applying for a law degree course.
Why do universities require international students to take a foundation?
- To adapt to the new education system
- To improve the level of the Academic English
- To study subjects building towards the future degree
- To cover possible gaps in the curriculum
Applying for a Law Degree
What will you need to apply for a law degree?
- Your school transcript
- English proficiency test (IELTS, TOEFL etc.)
- Personal statement
- Academic reference
- Your foundation course description
- The LNAT exam scores (if applicable)
