Bachelor of Law (UCL) and Bachelor of Law (HKU) LLB

This programme leads to the award of two LLB degrees: the Bachelor of Laws degree from UCL and the Bachelor of Laws from HKU.
The programme gives students the opportunity to acquire detailed knowledge of Hong Kong law, to experience study abroad and engage with different cultures and regional legal perspectives, and to engage in vocational placements both at UCL and in Hong Kong.
In both institutions you will be taught by distinguished academics who are cutting-edge researchers in their diverse fields. Their knowledge of law and their significant experience and influence will enrich your learning.

Law and lawyers operate across borders and London and Hong Kong are recognised as globally leading centres for law. This programme allows students to gain an understanding of the legal knowledge and professional skills required to practise in both jurisdictions.
Parallel to its internationalised curriculum, this programme incorporates placements at both UCL and in Hong Kong to enhance students’ career skills. The wide range of technical capacities and subjects learned throughout your degree will open up many opportunities for you when you graduate.
The wide range of skills and subjects learned throughout your degree open up many opportunities when you graduate. Many UCL Laws graduates move directly to further vocational study and train to become solicitors or barristers. Recent graduates have also chosen employment in government, political service and commercial management. Some have selected to undertake further academic study.

English Language and Mathematics at grade B or 6. For UK-based students, a grade C or 5 or equivalent in a foreign language (other than Ancient Greek, Biblical Hebrew or Latin) is required

All UCL Laws undergraduate programmes are recognised as qualifying law degrees (QLDs) by the two main legal professional bodies—the Bar Standards Board and the Solicitors Regulation Authority—for the purpose of exemption from the academic stage of their professional examinations.