Shape your course to suit your interests
Congratulations on becoming an offer-holder in Law at The University of Manchester.
Choose Manchester and experience a legal education that sets you on the right path to a professionally rewarding and personally fulfilling future.
Combine your Law degree with another subject and enjoy many topics from the viewpoint of two disciplines.
Gain experience
Gain professional legal experience by volunteering at our Legal Advice Centre and Justice Hub.
Career prospects
95% of graduates are in work or further study six months after graduation.
Your next steps
Accept your offer
Received all of your offers? You can accept your place at university now via UCAS Hub.
Your questions answered
We're supporting you through the application process by answering your frequently asked questions.
Chat to a student
Discover what it's like to study at Manchester by talking to a current student online.
Explore Manchester
A brilliant campus, at the heart of the UK's most liveable city.
Careers and employability
Make your mark at Manchester
Draw on the expertise of academics, professional networks, legal practitioners and experts in social justice.
Our graduates earn an average salary of £35,500 after five years, and 89% of our graduates are in work or further study after 15 months (Discover Uni).
Spyridon’s experience
Hear more about how Spyridon volunteered through Stellify.
Watch Spyridon : talk about volunteering through Stellify on YouTube
Priscilla’s experience
Priscilla developed her skills in the Miscarriages of Justice Review Centre.
Read more : about Priscilla's Miscarriages of Justice Review Centre work
Erica’s experience
Erica tells us how studying at Manchester has helped her pursue her dream of becoming an attorney in New York.
Read more : about Erica's dream of becoming an attorney in New York
Learning and support
Your learning experience
Your course units and example timetable
Learn more about your course units and view an example course timetable.
LLB Law example course units PDF download (357kb)
LLB Law with Criminology example course units PDF download (1692kb)
LLB Law with Politics example course units PDF download (1988kb)
A week in the life of a LLB Law student PDF download (273kb)
A week in the life of a LLB Law with Politics student PDF download (292kb)
Student support
Support on your course
Law at Manchester is an active community that welcomes students from all over the world.
You’ll make friends through our many student societies, activities, and receive support from students through our peer-assisted support scheme.
Providing high-quality education
Law in 60 seconds
Amanda Wang, a third-year student, talks about her experiences on the LLB Law course.
The Justice Hub
Dr Philip Drake, Director of the Justice Hub, talks about how they have adapted to providing online legal advice.
Student blogs
Students and staff from the Faculty of Humanities have been sharing their thoughts about studying here in Manchester.
Life as a Law student
Aarti Rangarajan talks about her first year of studying Law at Manchester.
A welcoming community
Find out how student Sultan settled into Manchester from Oman.
Find out more : about how Sultan settled into Manchester from Oman
Contact us
Get in touch
Our admissions staff are here to answer any questions you have.
Email: ug-law@manchester.ac.uk
Website: www.manchester.ac.uk/law
Social media
Twitter: @law_uom
YouTube: Law School on YouTube
Instagram: @uomsocialsciences
Coronavirus
You probably have concerns about the effect of the coronavirus outbreak on your application and what the next academic year will look like.
The University aims to answer your questions as best we can at this time. We have compiled a set of Frequently Asked Questions to help.
If you have any further questions, you can contact our admissions team at ug-law@manchester.ac.uk.
Your course
Courses within this subject area
Remind yourself how much your course at Manchester has to offer you.
Courses
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Joint courses
If your joint course crosses into another subject area, find out more about what it offers: