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Gaborone University College

In partnership with Gaborone University College of Law and Professional Studies (GUC), Leeds Law School is delivering the LLB (Hons) Bachelor’s degree programme to students in Botswana. This is a unique opportunity to obtain a UK law degree without travelling to the UK.

Leeds Beckett University | GUC Hear from Professor Jeanne Keay, Pro Vice Chancellor of Global Engagement at Leeds Beckett University.

Why study a Leeds Beckett University degree?

Leeds Beckett University is a world-class university with a history stretching back to 1824. We focus on combining academic education with practical experience, so you have the skills employers are looking for. Our courses are developed by industry experts and many of our degrees provide the perfect route to your chosen career.

Course Overview

The Bachelor of Laws LLB (Hons) course delivered at GUC will equip you with knowledge of the legal systems, rules and practices that govern and regulate society and our commercial and social relationships. You will also have the opportunity to develop skills in analysis, legal reasoning, evaluation and advocacy. As a qualifying law degree, this course is recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board as meeting the academic requirements of your legal training; the completion of the course will enable you undertake further study to become a solicitor or barrister in Botswana.

This is a fantastic opportunity for law students in Botswana to gain a UK law degree and practice law in Botswana.

Dr Steve Wood Principal Lecturer, Leeds Law School

You will pay fees to GUC at Botswana rates.

You will receive the same course curriculum, course content and assessments as students at Leeds Beckett. GUC will deliver instruction and conduct assessments which are overseen and moderated by Leeds Law School. All GUC staff who are teaching the course have been approved by Leeds Law School to ensure a high-quality learning experience. Students will also have the full support of Leeds Law School instructors.

You will pay fees to GUC at Botswana rates.

More information on the GUC website

Leeds Beckett is a world-class university with a history stretching back to 1824. We focus on combining academic education with practical experience so you have the skills employers are looking for.

Leeds Law School

You will pay fees to GUC at Botswana rates.

More information on the GUC website

Leeds Beckett is a world-class university with a history stretching back to 1824. We focus on combining academic education with practical experience so you have the skills employers are looking for.

Leeds Law School

Interested in applying?

For more information about eligibility, course curriculum and fees, please visit the GUC website.

GUC Website

Puspa Mistry

Regional Manager - Middle East and Africa

Puspa is the Regional Manager for the Middle East and Africa, based in the UK. You can ask her any questions about applying for your course and studying at Leeds Beckett.

Email Puspa Mistry