Programme description
What you can expect to study
- Understand core legal concepts and institutions.
- Develop case analysis, research and persuasive writing.
- Apply legal reasoning to complex practical scenarios.
London School of Economics and Political Science · London
LLB Bachelor of Laws
A qualifying law degree covering the foundations of English law alongside a wide choice of optional subjects. Suits students planning legal careers or other roles needing strong analytical and writing skills.
Career direction
Where it may lead
Possible career directions include:
- Legal professional after required training
- Compliance officer
- Policy adviser
- Contracts or governance specialist
Career outcomes depend on experience, professional registration where applicable and the modules completed. We can help you compare the exact curriculum before you apply.
Entry requirements
Can I apply?
- Academic
- A-levels A*AA
- Sri Lankan qualifications
- Sri Lankan GCE A/L accepted: AAA at A/L equates to A*AA/AAA A-levels, AAB to AAB; A in Mathematics/Combined Mathematics where A-level Maths is required
- English (IELTS)
- 7.0 overall and 7.0 in each component
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How we help
Your application, handled.
- We check your eligibility and documents.
- We prepare and submit your application to London School of Economics and Political Science.
- We help you meet any offer conditions and get your CAS.
- We guide your Student visa application.
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Course information checked October 2026 from the official course page on lse.ac.uk. The expanded description is a concise GEC summary based on the course record and subject area; module choices, professional recognition, fees, entry requirements and intakes can change. We confirm the latest details with London School of Economics and Political Science before you apply. Global Educational Consultants is an independent consultancy.