About the school

The Strathclyde Law School is a premium institution in the UK that offers a plethora of courses in the field of Law. Students can expect to build an understanding of legal theory and ultimately practise across a vast array of disciplines. The postgraduate courses include LLM in Construction Law, Criminal Justice and penal Change, Human Rights Law, and International Commercial Law, among several others.

Where is the school located?

The School of Law is located in Glasgow, Scotland. This metropolitan city has the largest economy in Scotland. It is home to some renowned institutions such as the Scottish Ballet, the Scottish Opera, and the National Theatre of Scotland.

Life at School of Law

The School of Law at the University of Strathclyde provides its students with a myriad of experiences to grow and develop skills and knowledge beyond classroom learning. Students can engage in various clubs and organisations that foster camaraderie and improve interpersonal skills.

The Strathclyde Law Society organises professional, social, and academic events to enhance the student experience. Every student at the Law School is automatically a member of the society; however, students can choose to join the executive committee to be involved in its running and management. Additionally, there are numerous other clubs that cater to a diverse range of hobbies and interests.

Additional benefits of studying at School of Law

• Well-equipped Campus: The Glasgow campus at the University of Strathclyde boasts a well-equipped campus, housing essential amenities, such as a library, on-campus residences, and a laundrette conveniently located in the middle of the Campus Village. Fitness and wellness facilities include a cutting-edge sports centre with a dance studio, sports fields, a fitness suite, swimming pool, and squash courts. These facilities play a pivotal role in creating a conducive environment for students, facilitating both their academic pursuits and physical and mental well-being.

Admissions criteria

The School of Law offers several postgraduate courses in law. Some courses may have specific entry requirement criteria, which students can check out on the college website.

Generally, you will need to provide the following information:

• Bachelor’s or Honours degree (depending on the country)
• Academic transcript, showing the subjects you have taken and grades. If the qualification is not in English, students must provide an official translation of each and the copies of the original documents.
• Sponsor letter for scholarship funding information (if applicable)
• Resume/ CV
• Personal Statement
• Portfolio as required for your selected programme
• English language test certification, such as IELTS, for students whose native language is not English
• Passport for overseas applicants for your Certificate of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) Student visa

Fees and other expenses

International students will need to bear visa and immigration costs along with tuition fees, application fees, and other costs. The tuition fee also varies for international applicants.

Please consult the school's necessary admissions, available scholarships, and financial aid websites for detailed information and any updates to this information.

Job placements

• Competitive Career Options: Strathclyde University's Careers Service arm offers guidance to the students of the School of Law to help them plan their careers and apply for jobs. Students with prior experience can find opportunities to step up the career ladder.

Graduates can find employment in any of these fields: - Advocacy - Central Government Criminal Justice Research Manager - Legal and policy advisors - Legislative drafters for national and local governments - Council of Europe Analyst - Criminal Barrister - Defence law - European Union Policy Analyst - Forensic Services - Judiciary - Local Government Criminal Justice Policy Manager - Lecturer in Criminal Justice