LPC Online – Part-time

The LPC Online – Part-time course at The University of Law supports those who have a law degree or GDL and wish to train as a solicitor via our supported online learning option.

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Part-time Duration

22 months

Starting Date

September 2024

Tuition Fee

£15,350

Location

Online

About the course

  • Balance your studies with other commitments with our 22 month online course (some attendance required)
  • Tailor your course to your specialist areas of interest through a wide choice of elective subjects
  • Qualify with an LPC Online – Part-time course at The University of Law and a Master’s award (LLM) at no extra cost

According to our latest available data, 97% of our full-time 2016/17 and accelerated 2017/17 LPC students graduating in summer 2017 secured employment, a training contract, or further study within nine months of successfully completing their course.

Entry Requirements

If you have been offered a training contract, you need to make sure the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has checked your “character and suitability” to be a solicitor.

This may take at least six months to complete if you have:

  • Committed certain criminal offences
  • Been found guilty of an academic offence
  • Had serious financial issues (such as bankruptcy, Individual Voluntary Arrangements or County Court Judgments)
  • Been subject to adverse regulatory findings
  • Demonstrated any other behaviour that we would not expect of a solicitor (for example behaviour that was dishonest, violent or discriminatory)

Please take a look the SRA Suitability Test 2011 for more information and fill in the eligibility application if you need to tell them about any issues.

If you have nothing to tell the SRA, you can inform them of this when you and your employer let them know your training is due to start.

English language requirements

If you have completed a degree outside the UK and you do not come from a ‘majority English speaking country’, please provide a certified copy of one of the approved English Language Tests.

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