نظرة عامة على البرنامج

Law (Conversion) LLM

About

The Law (Conversion) LLM course is a fast-track one-year law qualification for non-law graduates who want to become a solicitor or barrister, or work within the justice, social, or consumer sectors and expand their knowledge.

Course Content

• Contract law
• Equity and trusts
• Public and EU law
• Criminal law
• Land law

Entry Requirements

• 2:2 undergraduate degree (or international equivalent) in any subject
• International students: minimum IELTS score of 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in any section

Fees & Funding

• Home: £11,910 (September 2025)
• International: £18,750 (September 2025)
• Additional costs may apply
• Alumni discount: 20% tuition fee discount for St Mary's alumni
• Funding options: UK government loan, external sources of funding, International Scholarship

How the Degree is Taught

• Contact time: 24%
• Independent study: 76%
• Assessment methods:
  • Written and oral examinations
  • Reports
  • Essays
  • Oral assessments
  • Seminar assessments
  • Portfolio

Career Opportunities

• Solicitor
• Barrister
• Legal executive
• Paralegal
• Notary

Modules

• English legal systems and legal skills
• Contract law
• Land law
• Public and EU law
• Tort law
• Equity and trusts
• Criminal law
• Legal professional practice project

Research Areas

• Business and law
• Communications, humanities, and social policy
• Education and teaching
• English and creative arts
• Human and applied sciences
• Theology and ethics

Student Life

• St Mary's is located in London, providing opportunities to visit the Old Bailey, the Royal Courts of Justice, and other law-related institutions.
• Work placements available in local Citizens Advice Bureau, Support Through Court, local solicitors' firms, and more.
• Small class sizes for personalized support from lecturers.
• Access to a Student Success Team for academic and wellbeing support.

Please note that the information provided may be subject to change. For more up-to-date information, please refer to the original program information.