Law Degrees in UK Universities
Your QuestionHow can I study Law in the UK so that I can be qualified to pratcice Law in the UK?
The Answer
To become a qualified Solicitor here's what you should do:
1. Study a CPE (Common Professional Examination) for one year: see www.how2uk.com/showcourse.php?C_ID=1424
2. You then need to study a Legal Practice Course (one year, tuition fees: 5-9,000 GBP)
3. Finally complete a 2 year training contract (you are paid a salary) by working in a solicitor's firm
If you want, you can study a 'Senior Status Law degree' instead of the CPE - this is a 2 year LLB but you will still need to do routes 2 & 3 afterwards.
For more details. See: www.lawsociety.org.uk/becomingasolicitor/waystoqualify/qualifynonlaw.law
To become a qualified Barrister here's what you should do:
1. Study a CPE
2. You then need to do a one year BVC (Bar Vocational Course). See: www.legaleducation.org.uk/BVC/thebvc.php