The Postgraduate Certificate in Principles of Law course is an intensive course that covers key principles and concepts of the law of England and Wales, and is aimed primarily at graduates from non-law disciplines and overseas.
For many students based both in the UK and overseas, a law degree is an important part of a route into legal practice. However, changes to the legal profession mean that it is no longer necessary to have a ‘Qualifying Law Degree’ in order to take the national Solicitor’s Qualifying Examination (SQE) or the CILEX Professional Qualification (CPQ)– it is now open to graduates of any discipline.
This course is designed to:
Graduates of other disciplines, or non-UK Law degrees should use this course to learn the key principles of UK Law prior to undertaking Coventry University’s Postgraduate Diploma in Understanding Legal Practice, the LLM Professional Legal Practice, or any other SQE preparation course.
Applicants will normally possess a law degree (minimum 2:2 or equivalent) in any discipline including non-UK law degrees. Applicants not holding a degree will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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Funding opportunities including scholarships available
This course is designed to facilitate a graduate moving into a career as either a solicitor or CILEX Lawyer and as such, equips you with the relevant legal knowledge to progress to the LLM Professional Legal Practice, PgDip Understanding Legal Practice or other SQE preparatory course.
Previous law graduates from Coventry Law School have gone on to work at a wide variety of organisations and firms including:
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