Example courses
What do graduates do?
- Lawyer (solicitor, barrister)
- Judge
- Mediator
- Arbitrator
- Trade mark attorney
- Tax adviser
- Political risk analyst
- Human rights lawyer
Which subjects matter?
UCL does not require any specific A-level subject for the law degree (LLB), but wants at least two subjects to come from UCL's list of preferred subjects. Everyone who applies to UCL for law must take the LNAT.
Example: University College London, first-year courses
- Contract
- Property I
- Public Law
- Criminal Law
- Laws Connections
Length by country
Exams required for this field
LNAT United Kingdom
Everyone who applies to UCL Law LLB takes the LNAT.
LNAT United Kingdom
The LNAT is required for Cambridge Law applications; you must register in advance (2027 entry).
LSAT USA
To be admitted to a JD in the US, you need a bachelor's degree. All ABA approved law schools accept the LSAT.
Examples of schools where you can study this subject
16 schools in 8 countries. Programmes were checked on the schools’ own websites. These are only examples; every country has many more options. We choose the schools that fit your budget, documents and goals together.
United Kingdom
Ireland
Netherlands
Canada
Spain
Estonia
New Zealand
Malta
What to know, country by country
For each country where you can study this subject: an example tuition fee and the next step in the timeline. You can find the details in our country guides.
- 26 October to 21 December 2026
Booking period for the January 2027 session of the ESAT, TMUA and TARA exams (for universities other than Oxford and Cambridge).
- October to November 2026
For Trinity, ask study@tcd.ie whether your high school is on the direct entry list.
- 1 December 2026
Early round deadline for University Colleges (AUC, LUC, UCU)
- 7 November 2026
Recommended application date for the University of Toronto first review rounds (OUAC 105)
- 15 January 2027
Deadline for IE University bachelor's round 2 applications. Decisions by 19 February 2027 at the latest
- November 2026
List the English bachelor's programs; there are fewer options than at master's level.
- 15 November 2026
For those considering February/March 2027 (Semester One) entry: the last day to apply from abroad at Otago. At Canterbury the international closing date is 1 December, and at Auckland it is 8 December 2026 for most bachelor's programs.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need to take the YKS to study law abroad?
In most cases, yes. YÖK asks candidates who finished secondary school in Türkiye and will study law abroad to have a rank of at least 100,000 in the EA score type of the YKS (Türkiye's university entrance exam) in the year they start school. The requirement does not apply if the university is in the top 1,000 in at least two of the ARWU, CWTS Leiden, QS and THE rankings in the year of starting. If the requirement is not met, a recognition (denklik) application is not accepted after graduation.
Can someone who studied law abroad become a lawyer in Türkiye?
Yes, but there are a few official steps. First, you get a recognition (denklik) certificate from YÖK. The Attorneyship Law also requires you to pass exams in the courses that are missing compared with law faculties in Türkiye. After these, you need to pass the Law Professions Entrance Exam (HMGS) to start the lawyer's traineeship.
Can there be an extra exam for law recognition (denklik)?
Yes. If YÖK sees gaps in the basic learning outcomes of the program you graduated from, it can ask you to take a level assessment exam. In law, this written exam is held once a year by universities that YÖK designates. You need at least 40 out of 100 to pass.
Other fields of study in this category
Last checked: October 2026.

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