Bachelor of Law

All applicants, regardless of the programme applied for, must have a strong academic record and must have achieved (or be predicted to achieve) the minimum academic qualifications required for the degree.

You should also demonstrate in your application a clear commitment and motivation for further study and a strong interest in your chosen subject.

In addition to the stated minimum entry requirements, all SQA and GCE students must also hold Standard Grade and GCSE qualifications, as outlined below, for admission to each of the Colleges.

Where students have taken an SQA Intermediate qualification in place of Standard grade 3 we require grade A at Intermediate 1 or grade C at Intermediate 2.

Bachelor of law

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