About The University of Law
Criminology, law and psychology sit with business, tourism and computing at The University of Law as listed by AF Education. Campuses are in London, Leeds, Bristol and Nottingham, so you can pursue a funded degree in a legal, social-science or commercial field across five locations in those four cities. FdA and bachelor's levels are both available, which suits a foundation-degree step or a full undergraduate award if you already hold a related qualification.
Eligible home students typically apply via Student Finance England. Most of the listed courses include a built-in foundation year, letting students start without A-levels before the main programme. AF Education offers free help with applications, from matching a subject and city to submitting your forms.
Browse The University of Law courses Check your Student Finance eligibility
The University of Law offers 11 funded courses through AF Education, with campuses in Bristol, Leeds, London, Nottingham. 8 courses include a foundation year, so you can start your degree without A-levels. Every course is eligible for Student Finance England funding — tuition is paid directly to the university and you receive a maintenance loan for living costs.
Popular subjects here: Business, Tourism, Law, Criminology, Psychology, Computing
Available Campuses at The University of Law
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Bristol
Temple Circus, Temple Way, Bristol, BS1 6HG
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Leeds
15-16 Park Row, Leeds, LS1 5HD
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Aldgate
The Amp, 41-71 Commercial Road, Whitechapel, London, E1 1LA
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Bloomsbury
14 Store Street, London, WC1E 7DE
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Nottingham
1 Royal Standard Place, Nottingham, NG1 6FS
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Available courses in The University of Law
Entry, English language and interview requirements at The University of Law
Blended Learning
Courses are delivered through a flexible blended learning model — 1 day on campus and the remaining days online, giving you the flexibility to balance your studies with your other commitments.
English Language Requirement for The University of Law
Applicants must demonstrate an appropriate level of English language proficiency. Applicants must have one of the following:
- GCSE English Language: Grade 4 or above
- IELTS: 5.5 or above, with a minimum of 5.5 in each component
- Equivalent recognised qualification
Applicants who do not meet these requirements may be invited to complete the University of Law English Test (ULET).
Entry Requirements for The University of Law
Standard Entry
- A Levels: CC–DDE
- BTEC: MPP
- UCAS Tariff: 64 points from up to 3 A Levels or equivalent
- Access Diploma: Pass (60 credits), including 45 Level 3 credits
- T Level: Pass with D or E in Core
- Scottish Advanced Highers: DD
- Scottish Highers: AA–BCC
GCSE Requirements
- GCSE English Language at Grade C/4 or equivalent
- For LLB Law with Psychology with Foundation Year, GCSE Maths and English Language at Grade C/4 or equivalent are required.
Non-Standard Entry
Applicants without 64 UCAS points may be considered if they:
- Have at least 2 years of relevant professional experience managing people and/or processes
- Provide a professional reference
- Successfully complete a formal interview
Non-standard entry is available only to applicants who do not require a Student Route Visa. Applicants without GCSE English at Grade C/4 may be required to complete the University of Law English Test (ULET).
Entry Requirements for The University of Law (Foundation Degree)
These entry requirements apply to The University of Law Foundation Degree (FdA) courses delivered by LCCA, such as the FdA Global Business and Enterprise. A Foundation Degree is a higher-education award that is shorter than a full bachelor’s degree; on completion you can progress to further study at Level 6. The entry routes for The University of Law at LCCA are:
Standard entry
- A Levels: CC–DDE
- BTEC: MPP
- UCAS Tariff: 64 points from up to 3 A Levels or equivalent
- Access Diploma: Pass (60 credits), including 45 Level 3 credits
- T Level: Pass with D or E in Core
- Scottish Advanced Highers: DD; Scottish Highers: AA–BCC
GCSE requirements
- GCSE English Language at Grade C/4 or equivalent
Mature / non-standard entry
- Applicants without 64 UCAS points may be considered if they have at least 2 years of relevant professional experience managing people and/or processes, provide a professional reference and successfully complete a formal interview.
- Applicants without GCSE English at Grade C/4 may be required to complete the University of Law English Test (ULET).
AF Education will confirm with LCCA which entry route applies to you before you apply.
Entry Requirements for The University of Law (Foundation Year)
These entry requirements apply to The University of Law courses delivered with LCCA with a Foundation Year, which gives you a preparatory first year before Level 4 study. The entry routes for The University of Law at LCCA are:
Standard entry
- A Levels: CC–DDE
- BTEC: MPP
- UCAS Tariff: 64 points from up to 3 A Levels or equivalent
- Access Diploma: Pass (60 credits), including 45 Level 3 credits
- T Level: Pass with D or E in Core
- Scottish Advanced Highers: DD; Scottish Highers: AA–BCC
GCSE requirements
- GCSE English Language at Grade C/4 or equivalent
- For LLB Law with Psychology with Foundation Year, GCSE Maths and English Language at Grade C/4 or equivalent are required.
Mature / non-standard entry
- Applicants without 64 UCAS points may be considered if they have at least 2 years of relevant professional experience managing people and/or processes, provide a professional reference and successfully complete a formal interview.
- Applicants without GCSE English at Grade C/4 may be required to complete the University of Law English Test (ULET).
AF Education will confirm with LCCA which entry route applies to you before you apply.
All courses at The University of Law (A–Z)
View the full list of 11 courses
- BA (Hons) Business Entrepreneurship and Management
- BA (Hons) Business Entrepreneurship and Management with Foundation Year
- BA (Hons) Hospitality and Event Management
- BA (Hons) Hospitality and Event Management with Foundation Year
- BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Foundation Year
- BSc (Hons) Criminology and Policing with Foundation Year
- BSc (Hons) Psychology with Criminology with Foundation Year
- BSc (Hons) Psychology with Foundation Year (Law)
- BSc Business Management with Foundation Year
- FdA Global Business and Enterprise
- LLB (Hons) Law with Foundation Year (Law)
FAQs about The University of Law
Can I start at The University of Law if I do not have A-levels?
Yes — through AF Education, The University of Law currently lists 8 courses with a foundation year. A foundation year is designed to help mature students and career changers prepare for degree-level study when they do not hold traditional A-levels. Entry requirements still vary by course, so check the individual course page or ask AF Education for guidance.
Does The University of Law offer foundation year courses?
Yes. The University of Law currently lists 8 foundation year courses through AF Education. Foundation year routes help you build academic skills before progressing onto the full degree. Browse the course list on this page to see which subjects include a foundation year.
Can I get Student Finance for a The University of Law degree?
AF Education is a free service that helps England-resident UK home students (not international students) apply for Student Finance England for funded degrees. For eligible courses, a Tuition Fee Loan is paid directly to the university and a Maintenance Loan is paid to you for living costs. Eligibility depends on residency and previous study — use our free eligibility checker to see where you stand before you apply.
What is the application process with AF Education?
AF Education support is free. Choose a course on this page (or via our courses list), check your Student Finance England eligibility with our free checker, then register or speak to our team so we can help you with the university application and funding steps. We support England-resident UK home students — not international applicants.
Which campus will I attend for The University of Law?
Through AF Education, The University of Law courses are taught at Bristol, Leeds, campuses in London, and Nottingham. Exact campus options depend on the course you choose — check each course card on this page for available locations.
What subjects can I study at The University of Law through AF Education?
AF Education currently lists 11 active courses for The University of Law, covering subjects such as Business, Tourism, Law, Criminology, Psychology, and Computing. Use the course list on this page to compare options, or browse all funded courses on our main courses page.
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