Embark on your journey to becoming a solicitor with the LLM Law (Solicitors' Practice) at the University of Kent, a postgraduate qualification meticulously crafted to bridge academic legal knowledge with the practical demands of professional practice. This course is ideal for law graduates seeking to fulfil the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) requirements and develop a deep understanding of legal professional practice, civil dispute resolution, and criminal litigation. You will engage with complex legal scenarios, exploring how substantive law intersects with procedural aspects and ethical considerations, preparing you for the multifaceted challenges of the legal profession.
This intensive, full-time, on-campus programme is structured over one year, comprising compulsory modules such as Business Law and Practice, Property Law & Practice, and Legal Services, Regulation and Solicitors’ Accounts. Your learning will be dynamic, combining lectures for foundational knowledge with workshops for practical problem-solving and discussions on socio-legal topics. You will also undertake a significant Dissertation (Solicitors’ Practice) during the summer term, allowing you to delve deeply into a chosen area. You will graduate with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in your legal career and pursue qualification as a solicitor.