Next start: February 2027. Apply by Friday 8 January.
Next start: February 2027. Apply by Friday 8 January.
Undergraduate · Law

LLB Law & Legal Practice

The only LLB accredited by CILEx Regulation. Study law in central London with small cohorts, real client experience from Year 1, and an accelerated 2-year route available.

CILEx
The only LLB in the UK accredited by CILEx Regulation
£9,790 · £10,050
£9,790/yr — February 2027 start · £10,050/yr — October 2027 start
Feb · Oct 2027
available intakes
OVERVIEW

The only CILEx-accredited LLB in the UK

The LLB Law & Legal Practice at Bloomsbury Institute London is the only undergraduate law degree in the UK accredited by CILEx Regulation — giving you a direct route to becoming a Chartered Legal Executive alongside the full academic standing of an LLB (Hons) validated by Birkbeck, University of London.

From Year 1, you'll work on real client matters under the supervision of qualified solicitors. Small cohort sizes (typically 25–30 per seminar group) mean your tutors know your name, and our teaching approach is designed to fit around working adults.

Graduates leave with a Birkbeck-validated degree and may be exempt from some CILEx assessments, depending on module choice, on the route to Chartered Legal Executive status. The degree also carries full standing for qualifying as a solicitor through the SQE.

3rd in London
LLB Law: student representation (NSS 2026)
NSS 2026 data (OfS)

"I came here to discover something that I thought was lost to me, after 32 years of working in one company. For me, the support network in Bloomsbury is second to none – I've never known something to be so extensive."

Andrea David, LLB Law and Legal Practice student
Course Options

Choose your study route

All three routes lead to the same LLB (Hons) Law & Legal Practice degree, validated by Birkbeck, University of London and accredited by CILEx Regulation.

LLB Law & Legal Practice

3-Year Degree

Duration
3 years
Entry
Three A levels at BBC (112 UCAS tariff points) or an equivalent Level 3 qualification, plus GCSE English Language or Literature at grade 4/C or above.

The standard three-year route. Study at a pace that lets you balance work, family, and study. Progress through Level 4, Level 5, and Level 6 modules, choosing four specialist options in your final year.

ASSESSMENT

How we will assess you

You'll be assessed through a range of methods designed to develop and demonstrate your legal knowledge, analytical skills and ability to apply the law to practical scenarios. Assessments vary across modules and are designed to be clear, fair and transparent. Assessment methods may include:

  • Individual presentations
  • Legal problem questions and case studies
  • Coursework and essays
  • Reports and portfolios
  • Reflective learning papers
  • Time-constrained assessments, including multiple-choice questions
  • In-class tests and presentations, including Pecha Kucha presentations

Some assessments may be combined within a portfolio of tasks, allowing you to demonstrate your understanding of legal principles, critical thinking and practical legal skills.

UK Students
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

UK Entry Requirements

Standard Entry

A-LevelsMinimum grades BBC (112 UCAS tariff points)
OrEquivalent Level 3 qualification
T LevelMerit or above
T LevelAt Pass, with C or above on the core: considered through our non-standard route
GCSEsEnglish Language or Literature grade 4/C or above

Non-Standard Entry

Don't have the standard entry requirements? If you have at least 96 UCAS points, you may still be considered. You'll need to send a personal statement and a reference, and attend an academic interview. If your last qualification was more than 3 years ago, please also send a CV showing any relevant work experience. You'll also need GCSE English at grade 4/C or above, or an equivalent such as Level 2 Functional Skills English. If you don't have GCSE English, please contact our Admissions team.

Academic Interview: Applicants may be required to attend and pass an Academic Interview with one of our Lecturers.

English Language: If you do not have GCSE English Language or Literature, please click here to see the alternative English language qualifications we can accept.

UK Students

Tuition fees & student support

3-Year Degree
£9,790
per year · February 2027 start
3-Year Degree
£10,050
per year · October 2027 start
✓ Tuition Fee Loan
Covers full fees for February 2027 start — nothing upfront
✓ Maintenance Loan
Up to £13,022/yr (London rate)
✓ Repayment threshold
Repay 9% of income above £25,000/yr
✓ BIL Bursary
Additional support available
UK Students
HOW TO APPLY

UK Application Process

01

Submit your application

Complete this form to let us know which course you would like to study and your existing qualifications. Our Student Recruitment team will review your details.

02

Apply for Student Finance

Apply for Student Finance as soon as you have submitted your application to avoid delays. Our team can guide you through the process.

03

Receive your offer

You will be offered a place if you meet the entry requirements, or invited to an Admissions Assessment where we can learn more about you.

04

Welcome to BIL

Welcome to Bloomsbury Institute! Your journey starts here.

The Bloomsbury Institute Difference

Why study with us

Based in central London

In the heart of Bloomsbury, London's education quarter, with full access to Birkbeck's library and academic resources.

Small class sizes

Small classes mean real attention from your tutors, not just a seat in a lecture hall.

Qualify quicker

Our courses carry professional accreditations and exemptions, and every subject offers a two-year accelerated route to get you qualified sooner.

Teaching that delivers

88% of UK students rated their teaching positively (NSS 2026).

Careers

Where a BIL law degree takes you

Law graduates from Bloomsbury Institute enter a wide range of legal and professional roles. Your CILEx accreditation opens a direct route to Chartered Legal Executive status — the fastest growing legal career pathway in England and Wales.

Chartered Legal ExecutiveSolicitor (via SQE)Legal AdvisorParalegalCompliance OfficerCrown Prosecution ServiceIn-House CounselLegal Aid Practitioner
74%
positive outcomes within 15 months of graduation
45%
enter legal professional roles directly
73%
in employment or further study

UK law graduate data. Sources: Office for Students progression data (2021); HESA Graduate Outcomes 2021/22 (published June 2024); Prospects.ac.uk / HESA Graduate Outcomes survey.

Career professionals
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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February and October 2027 Intakes · Apply Now

Ready to start your law career?

Apply for the LLB Law & Legal Practice (3-Year) — the February and October 2027 intakes are now available.