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Graduate Diploma
in Law (GDL)

Graduate Diploma
in Law (GDL)
What makes BPP’s GDL stand out?

Entry requirements

•  p to 21 hours a week of student-tutor contact
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time (consisting of live and online lectures and
classes dependent on location and start date)**

The Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) is the conversion course for non-law
graduates who want to qualify as either a solicitor or barrister. The
GDL satisfies the professional body requirements of the academic stage
of training for solicitors and barristers.

English Language

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•  ecure a place on our Career Guaranteed*** LPC
or MA (LPC with Business) if you pass your GDL
•  DL Skills in Practice – optional modules designed
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with leading firms containing Legal English and
Business Writing, Practical Legal Research,
Advocacy and Negotiation

BPP Law School’s GDL gives you up to 21 hours a week of live and online
lectures and classes dependent on location and start date. It is a highly
flexible programme, and we’ve created extra optional content (including
Company Law) as well as an additional professional skills programme GDL Skills in Practice - designed with leading global law firms. All intended
to polish your performance and boost your prospects.

•  ELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent with a minimum
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level 6.0 in each area

Educational Background
•  e 18 years or over at the start of the programme
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You should hold an equivalent to:
UK degree holder:

•  ptional modules designed with leading law
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firms and taught by experienced legal professionals
and academics

•  inimum 2:2 honours degree or above or
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equivalent in any subject from a recognised
UK institution

•  ll classes and materials are available online for
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consolidation and revision catch-up

•  ou are guaranteed a place if your honours degree
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is a 2:1 or above

•  tudy alongside the best - with trainees from
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leading international and UK law firms

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•  lexible learning with more study options than
any other leading provider

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•  tudents without a 2:2 honours degree from the UK
or Republic of Ireland and who intend to pr