While the official UCAS deadline (June 30th) has passed, there is still an opportunity to apply for a Fall 2022 start if you’re still interested in studying law as soon as possible. Canada Law From Abroad can help you navigate UCAS Clearing, which is the United Kingdom’s application process after their main June 30th deadline.
UCAS is the UK’s official application portal for undergraduate (bachelor) degrees. As students can apply for law school after high school, this includes any law applications.
An essential element of the free service we provide is helping students with the UCAS application. Canada Law From Abroad is here to help you ensure that your UCAS application is completed not only correctly, but also in a manner that presents you, the candidate, in the best light possible.
From finding the right law school for you to completing your application, your personal advisor will help you every step of the way!
The objective of our advising team is to assist you in achieving your goal of pursuing a law degree in the UK. Whether you are applying for a qualifying law degree (LLB), or a master's in law (LLM), we'll make sure your application meets the standards expected from a UK law school.
By working with Canada Law from Abroad you will benefit from:
You know you want to study Law in the UK but are not sure what to do next? We will help you with every step of the research and application process.
Canada Law from Abroad will assist you in achieving your goal of pursuing a law degree in the UK. All of our Student Advisors have studied in the UK and understand the challenges of the education process. By choosing Canada Law from Abroad you will benefit from:
Senior Student Advisor
Queen Mary University of London
vivian@canadalawfromabroad.com
I joined Canada Law from Abroad right after completing my own PhD in Law at Queen Mary University of London,
After completing my bachelor’s degree, I was ready to study in a new country. For me, the UK was a no brainer as the UK created the common legal system, which was important as Canada’s legal system is based on British common law.
Working with our partner universities in England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland affords you the opportunity to learn about each university in detail and what students can expect to experience when they go to the UK. As an advisor, I have been fortunate to visit several of our partners’ campuses, meet their staff and students, and share my own experience to future applicants.
Studying and living abroad is a fantastic opportunity, especially in the UK, one I think everyone should experience if given the chance. You will receive an excellent education but you also get to meet people from all parts of the world and the life experience you gain is unrivalled.
Afternoon tea, Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes and English gardens.
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One of four constituent nations which make up the United Kingdom, Scotland is a small but multicultural society with just over 5 million people. The main language is English, although Scotland’s mother tongue, Gaelic, is still spoken in the North and West of the country. Scottish people are famously friendly, people from all over the world have been coming to live in Scotland for centuries, so you can be sure of a warm welcome when you come and study here.
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