AllAboutLaw

Law CPE PGDip

Brighton Law School

Placeholder

Contact

With an emphasis on social justice and practical learning, at Brighton Law School you will be supported in developing transferable skills. Based in a city famous for its inclusivity and championing positive changes in society and policy, you will have many opportunities to make an impact in the areas that matter to you.

Our Postgraduate Diploma/CPE in Law has been designed for those working in the justice, social and consumer sectors, this course also supports a career change to a solicitor or barrister, supporting your development of transferable skills in critical thinking, analysis and communication that you can use throughout your career.

On successful completion of the CPE conversion course, you can either go directly onto further training to become a solicitor and barrister or you can enrol for a further year to obtain a Masters in Law (LLM), which would involve a dissertation in an area of law of your choice.

Recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board. Modules are aligned with the new UK Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE), and include opportunities to obtain the required qualifying work experience. This includes the opportunity to provide free legal advice to members of the community, under the guidance of qualified solicitors, through our pro-bono Brighton Legal Clinic.

Please see our course page for fees

There are a number of scholarships and visas available for international students, please visit our website for more information.

As this course is recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board you will be in a good position to embark on a legal career upon graduating. But, good communication, problem-solving, analytical and research skills developed during your law degree are also relevant to many careers such as banking, insurance and Civil Service.

Our careers service is also available to you to help you achieve the career you want, right from your first day at university.

More courses from Brighton Law School