LLM in Legal Practice (incorporating the LPC) Master of Laws

Training requirements to qualify as a solicitor
This is the full LPC master's course and forms part of the vocational stage of training required if you wish to qualify as a solicitor. The Solicitors Regulation Authority recognises this course as meeting its training requirements and covering the necessary legal topics.

As part of your course, you'll:

• Study interactive workshops based on realistic case studies that explore the challenge of professional practice
• Learn from a team of academic staff who are qualified lawyers with significant professional experience
• Have a choice of option modules that will enable you to tailor your qualification to your areas of interest
• Complete an extended written dissertation on a subject of your choice, with support from your tutors, during your Independent Legal Research Project

Learning to suit you
Designed to be as flexible as possible, this course will give you the option to study on campus or via online distance learning. If you choose our online distance learning delivery, you'll be able to access our live LPC workshops anywhere in the world using Microsoft Teams. You'll also have the opportunity to attend some on-campus sessions during key times such as induction, revision and for employability events.

Once you have found the course you want to study in our online prospectus you will then click on the ‘Apply Now’ button located at the top of the online course page.

You will be asked to create an account on our application portal and complete your application via your Leeds Beckett account. Once you have submitted your application you should receive a decision in due course. The exception to this is if the course you have applied for has a closing date specified. In this case, we will wait until the closing date has passed before we contact you.