ECLS educational programmes, based on the standards of the British legal education, use modern distance learning techniques to prepare students for their studies, help them to pass written assessment and obtain a qualifying degree in law from the University of London.
Obtaining a globally recognized law degree opens up new career prospects in the global economy. With academic support provided by experienced teachers at our platform, students can obtain a degree from the University of London remotely.
ECLS tutors supervise students at every stage of studying at the law programmes, from enrollment to final exams, giving consultations and all the necessary learning materials.
Practicing lawyers
To deepen their knowledge and open up new career prospects
High school graduates
And new students
Professionals
Those who want to get second higher education in lawA preparatory course for University of London programmes, providing a comprehensive idea of a common law jurisdiction and intensive training in legal English
This course is only available to those who already have a higher education degree but who need deeper, expert knowledge of English law.
Lawyers from other jurisdictions take this course when they do not want to study at the long LLB programme or they intend to take the LLM course later. GDCL covers only 4 modules, and you can study from 1 to 5 years taking exams in 1 or 2 modules a year.
A law degree that can become a big step to the career of a common law lawyer. You can choose a qualifying degree that will make your way to a lawyer’s qualification easier later on.
The student can choose between to studying schemes:
Standard Entry Route
Available for high school graduates and those who already have a higher education degree. Consists of 12 modules (subjects) that the student studies over 4 years, taking 3 exams a year.
Available only for those who already have a higher education degree. Consists of 9 modules that the student studies over 3 years depending on the pace of studying they choose (exams in 2/3 modules each year).
The student pays for studying at ECLS according to the number of modules chosen
3 modules
at your choice
2 modules
at your choice
1 modules
at your choice
5 modules
in 5 months
5 modules
in 3 months
* The student pays for the programme registration and all exams directly to the University of London
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Experienced English lecturers and tutors with LLB UoL Degree
Tracey Aquino
LLB BarristerLegal System and Method, Tort law
LLB, Barrister-at-law, Senior Lecturer at London South Bank University, Experienced LLB and GDL examiner
Christopher Shepherd
LLB, PGDL, MA in Business law, BarristerContract law, Company law, Commercial Business law
Barrister, Senior lecturer at London South Bank University, experienced examiner, researcher and author of books and articles
Denis Edwards
LLB,LLM ,DLP, BarristerPublic Law and EU law
Experienced LLB lecturer and examiner
Laura Lammasniemi
LLB, LLM, PhDCriminal law
Associate professor at Warwick university, faculty of law
Curtiz Cotterell
LLB, LLM, PGCE, Diploma in Business, Finance and EconomicsPublic law, EU law
Associate professor at Anglia Ruskin University, Experienced LLB lecturer and examiner
Michael Pugh
LLB, LLM, SolicitorContract law, Commercial law, Business law
LLB, Senior Lecturer and Solicitor. He teaches contract law, business law, and international commercial arbitration.
Adam Gearey
Professor of Law in Birkbeck Сollege, University of LondonJurisprudence and Legal Theory
Adam Gearey is Professor of Law at Birkbeck College, University Of London. He is author of, most recently, Lives That Slide Out of View: Poverty Law and Legal Activism (Routledge, 2018), 'Ditches' in Goodrich et al (eds), Research Handbook in Law and Literature (Elgar, 2022), and “The More He Argued, The More Technical He Became”, Surplus Value in the Law of Trusts, in Critical Trusts Law, eds Piska and Gibson (Oxford: Counterpress, 2022). He has taught jurisprudence and legal theory for the International Programme of the University of London for a number of years.
The University of London is one of the leading global universities. Its high academic standards are internationally recognized. Founded in 1836, it includes 18 world-famous colleges and many research institutes. Among the alumni there are seven Nobel laureates, politicians, judges, writers, scholars, and chief executives.
The University of London Law Consortium is responsible for the laws programmes. It consists of six renowned colleges: UCL, Queen Mary, Birkbeck, Kings, LSE, and SOAS. The law schools or departments of these Сolleges actually design and develop the University of London Undergraduate Laws programme LLB that has a well-earned international reputation as the golden standard of legal education in common law countries.
