How long is the LLB in Property Law?

The LLB in Property Law runs three years full-time, with part-time and accelerated routes. Distance learners on the LLB in Property Law follow the same academic calendar as on-campus cohorts.

How is the LLB in Property Law delivered?

The LLB in Property Law is available on-campus, online and by distance learning. All modes of the LLB in Property Law include the moot programme, placement year and dissertation.

Is the LLB in Property Law recognised in the UK?

Yes, the LLB in Property Law sits at UK Level 6 and covers the seven foundation subjects for SRA and Bar Standards Board qualifying academic study. The LLB in Property Law is a strong foundation for SQE or Bar route progression.

What entry requirements apply to the LLB in Property Law?

You will need A-levels at BBB or an Access to HE Diploma for the LLB in Property Law, plus GCSE English and Maths. IELTS 6.5 applies to international applicants for the LLB in Property Law.

What is the cost of the LLB in Property Law and is funding available?

Fees for the LLB in Property Law are published on the LSLPE admissions page. Staged payment, employer sponsorship and international scholarships are considered for the LLB in Property Law.

LLB in Property Law | LSLPE | Harold International College of London

Course Overview

The LLB in Property Law is a UK Level 6 honours degree running three years full-time, with part-time and accelerated routes, delivered on-campus, online and by distance learning. The programme covers the seven core subjects expected by the SRA and Bar Standards Board for qualifying academic study, with a substantial specialist stream in land law, conveyancing, landlord and tenant law, planning law and real-estate finance. It is a strong foundation for candidates who intend to pursue SQE or Bar training routes, though it does not itself confer solicitor or barrister status.

By graduation you will have argued a full moot programme in the tradition of the Inns of Court, drafted a residential and a commercial conveyancing bundle, completed a year-two placement in chambers, a real-estate practice or a planning department, and produced a final-year dissertation on a live property law question.

Key Features

Programme covers the seven foundation subjects aligned with SRA and Bar Standards Board qualifying academic study.
Specialist property law stream aligned with The Law Society of England and Wales practice notes.
Year-two placement in chambers, real-estate practice, planning department or land registry environment.
Full moot programme argued in the LSLPE case-room in the Inns of Court tradition.
Live conveyancing drafting laboratory.
Guest sessions with practising property solicitors, Chancery counsel and land tribunal judges.
Careers pipeline into City real-estate practice, Chancery sets and public-sector planning.

What You Will Learn

Analyse the seven foundation subjects including contract, tort, criminal, public, EU-derived, equity and land.
Apply the Law of Property Act 1925, Land Registration Act 2002 and Leasehold Reform statutes.
Draft residential and commercial contracts of sale to Land Registry standard.
Advise on registered and unregistered title, easements, covenants and mortgages.
Handle landlord and tenant disputes including possession, dilapidations and rent review.
Interpret planning law under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 framework.
Argue property moots on skeleton, oral submission and reply standards.
Manage professional ethics under the SRA Principles and Code of Conduct.

Who This Course Is For

School leavers with strong A-levels targeting a solicitor or barrister career.
Working paralegals in real-estate, planning or Chancery teams progressing to graduate practice.
Career changers from surveying, estate agency or financial services entering law.
International applicants studying English property law before postgraduate progression.
Applicants preparing for the SQE1 route with a specialist property law grounding.

Career Pathways

Solicitor pathway into a City or regional real-estate practice via SQE.
Barrister pathway into a Chancery set via the Bar Course and pupillage.
Legal Executive on the CILEX progression path in property practice.
Paralegal in a real-estate, planning or leasehold enfranchisement team.
In-house Counsel at a housebuilder, REIT or major landlord.
Compliance Officer at a mortgage lender.
Legal Adviser at a local-authority planning or housing team.
Legal Researcher at a Chancery set or Chancery-focused chambers.

The LSLPE careers service holds standing links with City real-estate teams, Chancery sets around Lincoln's Inn and public-sector planning recruiters, and supports SQE and Bar Course applications for finalists.

Entry Requirements

A-levels (or equivalent) at BBB or above, OR a UK Access to HE Diploma with 45 credits at Level 3.
GCSE English at grade 4/C and Mathematics at grade 4/C (or equivalent).
IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) for non-native English speakers.
Two academic references and a personal statement outlining your interest in property law.
International applicants receive dedicated visa and accommodation support from LSLPE admissions.

Why Study at LSLPE

The London School of Law, Politics and Economics is a specialist division of Harold International College of London teaching in small, tutor-visible cohorts. Chancery Lane, Lincoln's Inn, the Royal Courts of Justice and the City real-estate ecosystem all sit within a short tube ride of every LSLPE seminar room.

Three parallel study modes let progressors, working paralegals and international applicants complete the LLB in Property Law without leaving employment, and the LSLPE careers service maintains standing links with property practice recruiters across the City, regional firms and public-sector planning.

Apply for LLB in Property Law

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