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LLB (Hons) Law (2-year degree)

University of Buckingham· Buckingham

£22,200
Annual tuition
IELTS overall
2 years
Duration
Sep 2026
Next intake
Levelundergraduate
ModeOn campus
LocationBuckingham

About this course

University of Buckingham offers LLB (Hons) Law (2-year degree) as a 2-year undergraduate Bachelor Degree with Honours programme in Law. Based in Buckingham, the programme is delivered by the university's specialist faculty and welcomes international applicants from across Africa and beyond.

Tuition is £22,200 per year. Intakes run across 2 windows (Winter (January), 2027 and Autumn (September), 2026).

Scholarships are available to international applicants. The programme includes an industry internship element.

BDM Consult's advisors can guide you through entry requirements, scholarship eligibility, and visa support — from initial application to offer letter.

Entry requirements

The standard entry requirements for Law are A-level: BBB-BBC, IB:31-32 or equivalent alternative qualifications. Applications to Buckingham are individually considered by the Admissions Tutor and other factors may be taken in to account. Applicants with BTEC qualifications are welcome to apply, including if you have a mix of BTEC and A levels. Equivalent A-level grades are also accepted (for example ABD equivalent to BBC)Where an applicant is taking the EPQ alongside A-levels, the EPQ will be taken into consideration and result in a slightly lower A-level grade offer.Foundation options are also available. Applicants must also have GCSE English and Maths at Grade C / Grade 4, or above (or equivalent).

Scholarships

Scholarships are available for this course. Speak to a BDM advisor for the latest funding and eligibility details.

Intake dates

  • Winter (January), 2027
  • Autumn (September), 2026

Application deadlines differ per intake. Speak to BDM for the latest cut-off dates.

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