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Looking for a law course through clearing? Leeds Beckett University offers three different law courses designed to help you achieve your aspirations, all available in clearing.

Choosing Leeds Beckett University for your law degree means becoming part of a vibrant community renowned for its legal education. Our dedicated academic team, state-of-the-art facilities, and focus on practical learning make us the ideal choice for aspiring lawyers.

Applying for a law course through clearing is a straightforward process and our Admissions team is here to guide you every step of the way.

Law courses in clearing

LLB (Hons) Law
LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology
MLaw Law and Professional Legal Practice

Whether you're drawn to a traditional LLB (Hons) Law degree, specialising in criminology, or considering the MLaw Law and Professional Legal Practice integrated master’s degree, we have something for you.

Our LLB (Hons) Law provides a solid foundation in legal studies, covering essential areas such as contract law, criminal law, and public law. With a strong focus on practical skills development, you’ll gain the knowledge and expertise needed to succeed in the legal profession.

If you’re interested in criminology, our LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology course offers a specialised pathway. This course combines core legal modules with in-depth studies of victims, crime and equality, criminal justice policy, and the sociological aspects of crime.

For those aspiring to become qualified legal professionals, our MLaw Law and Professional Legal Practice is the perfect choice. This integrated master's course not only covers essential aspects of law but will also help to prepare you for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE1) and receive a head start on preparing for the second stage (SQE2).

To apply for a law course through clearing, visit our clearing site or contact our admissions team on 0113 812 3113 for guidance and support. We’re here to help you take the next step towards a rewarding career in law.

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Law degree entry requirements in clearing

For our law courses in clearing, the 2024 entry requirements outline a minimum of 72 UCAS points. For the full details of the course entry requirements, visit the course webpages:

Why choose Leeds Beckett to study law?

Leeds Beckett University offers an exceptional learning experience for those interested in studying law. Leeds Law School is home to state-of-the-art facilities and a dedicated academic team, passionate about preparing students for a successful career in the legal field and beyond.

Based in the impressive Broadcasting Place building within our City Campus in Leeds city centre, students also benefit from being located in one of the UK’s largest legal hubs.

Another key benefit of studying law at Leeds Beckett is our emphasis on practical learning. Students have opportunities to put learning into practice in our courtroom, Law Clinic and immersive learning spaces, as well as the chance to take part in mooting competitions.

Leeds Beckett University has strong industry connections, providing you with valuable career opportunities. We have established partnerships with leading law firms and professional networks, ensuring that our students have access to our mentoring scheme, placements, guest lectures and networking events.

Students also save money on textbooks with our subscription to Law Trove, an online service giving free access to the complete Law catalogue with Oxford University Press.

Kelsey LLB Law with Criminology

My name is Kelsey Jones, I'm in my final year and I do a LLB Law with Criminology degree.

One of my defining moments was when I was in my seminar for Child Law. It was held by Emma Henderson and it was about domestic violence in marital relationships, and how they're quite common in child proceedings. So we spoke about a case that was held by a judge who described the situation where a woman didn't do enough to stop her husband proclaiming domestic violence on her. I'm grateful to have this opportunity in my seminar class to have these conversations about past perceptions of women and women's rights and domestic violence relationships in child law proceedings.

A valuable moment that I had was undertaking a year-long placement at Plexus Law. This was the first time that I was actually in a professional working environment. I was able to learn from peers, develop my skills and knowledge on the law itself and put it into practice. I have loads of friends from Plexus Law and I still keep in contact with them today. So that's been beneficial to network with other people in a professional environment. During my placement with Plexus Law, I learnt some very transferable skills which I've taken from there and transferred to my current job role as a paralegal.

A great experience that I had was attending jury service. This was a murder case, it was very interesting to see how different people in the courtroom operated and I was able to take that back to my course. I've been able to follow a case through to the end and understand how the outcome is and the actual sentencing itself. It's helped me understand different people's roles in the criminal justice system.

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Here’s How to apply for a law clearing course

If you’re waiting for your results, register for our Clearing Priority Pass. This means we’ll keep you updated with the latest clearing course information and you get fast-track access to our phonelines on results day.
Research available courses: Start by exploring the law courses we have available. You can access all our course via our clearing site.
Contact us: Once you’ve got your results and know the course you’re interested in, contact our admissions team directly on 0113 812 3113. They’ll guide you through the application process and answer any questions you may have. You can also apply through our chatbot, Becky, and we’ll have live chat available on results day itself.
Be prepared: Make sure you have all the necessary information ready, including your personal details (such as mobile phone number), academic qualifications, and your UCAS ID number (if you have one).
Make us your clearing choice on UCAS: If we’re able to make you an offer for our law clearing course at Leeds Beckett this will show on your UCAS Hub account. We’ll need you to accept this offer before we can confirm your place.