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Bachelor Programme

Law

Warwick Law School pioneered the 'law in context' approach, studying legal rules alongside their social, political and economic effects. The three-year LLB builds core legal skills in Year 1, then combines core modules in later years with options and the chance to take modules from other departments; in the final year students write a 6,000 or 12,000 word dissertation or supervised project. The school's research feeds international and comparative perspectives throughout. Entry is through UCAS (course code M100, institution code W20); the LNAT is not currently required.

University

University of Warwick

Country

United Kingdom

Level

Bachelor

Field

Law

Duration

3 years

Language

English

Campus

Coventry, University of Warwick main campus

Degree

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Intake

September

Application Deadline

13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time (UCAS equal consideration deadline)

Tuition Information

2027/28: £29,260 per year for Overseas students (including EU students) and £10,050 per year for Home students (the government fee cap for 2027/28). Warwick says fees for continuing students may rise each year in line with inflation.

Admission Requirements

  • A levels: typical offer A*AA; GCSE Mathematics grade 4/C and GCSE English Language grade 6/B (or English Literature 6/B with English Language 4/C). Contextual offer AAB
  • IB Diploma: typical offer 38, plus GCSE English 6/B or IB English A 5 (HL/SL), English B HL 5 or SL 6; contextual offer 34
  • No admissions test: Warwick's Law programmes do not currently require the LNAT
  • Warwick does not typically interview applicants; offers are based on the UCAS application (predicted and achieved grades, personal statement and reference)
  • English language (Warwick Band C), if required: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with at least 6.5 in each component (one sitting); TOEFL iBT 5.0 with at least 4.5 in each component (tests from 21 January 2026; earlier tests 100 overall with at least 21 Listening, 21 Writing, 22 Reading and 23 Speaking); or PTE Academic 75 with at least 59 in each communicative skill (Warwick's English language page still lists these scores for September 2026 entry, so check for 2027 updates before booking a test)
  • Contextual offers (typically one or two grades lower) are available to eligible UK applicants; other UK and international qualifications are listed on the Warwick course page
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