Program Overview

Legal Practice Course

The Legal Practice Course (LPC) is a collaboration between the University of Reading and The University of Law (ULaw), making Reading an ideal place to pursue a career in law. The LPC represents the next stage of training for graduates aiming to become solicitors, bridging the gap between academic study and training in a law firm.

Overview

The LPC is designed to provide students with the skills to succeed in the business world, offering the best preparation for entering legal practice. With the largest community of LPC students in the UK and being the preferred legal training provider to more than 30 major law firms, ULaw's LPC is a renowned program.

Structure

• Year 1: See the University of Law LPC page for further details of course content.

Entry Requirements

Discover more about the LPC and its requirements through The University of Law's website.

Fees

• New UK/Republic of Ireland students: For information about fees, please refer to the University of Law Legal Practice Course webpage.
• New international students: For information about fees, please refer to the University of Law Legal Practice Course webpage.

Tuition Fee Information

For detailed information about fees, please visit the University of Law Legal Practice Course webpage.

Careers

The LPC prepares students for a career in the legal profession and in business. It offers the option to gain an MSc in Law, Business and Management, or LLM in Professional Legal Practice, at no extra cost. This client-focused course emphasizes future employability, enabling students to develop commercial awareness, critical thinking, project management, and networking skills.

Related Subjects

• Law