LLM Legal Practice Course (LPC)

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Course information

LJMU's Legal Practice Course produces highly skilled, commercially aware and effective Trainee Solicitors, prepared for the demands of a Training Contract. LJUM's School of Law is dedicated to enabling its students to become highly effective trainee solicitors through our well respected Legal Practice Course (LPC).

This LPC is trusted by the legal profession as a real predictor of your ability to meet the demands of legal practice. It is a practice-based programme - students engage in analysis and application, and workplace simulation, allowing them to develop the skills and competence required for day one of legal practice.

A long running course with an established reputation, you will be taught by a highly experienced team of tutors, including current practitioners. LJMU has established links with the local legal profession, leading to job opportunities for graduates and offers commended pastoral support during your studies, personal tutors and subject tutors all offering an open door to deal with issues quickly and appropriately. Generous funding scholarships available for home and overseas students.

Find out more about this course here

Apply for full-time and part-time courses through LawCAB using the LPC application form.

Course length

One year, full-time

Eligibility requirements

Min. 2:2 UK qualifying law degree/CPE/GDL/CILEx students with exemption from CPE.

In addition all LPC applicants must fall within the SRA's transitional arrangements.

Graduate Visa eligibility

(check with LJMU)

Read about the graduate visa

Qualification Level

(check with LJMU)

Find out here what the different qualification levels mean.

How to apply

Log in to LawCAB

Create a LPC application form from your dashboard.

Select Liverpool John Moores University from the list of institutions in the course choice section of your form and then select the course, location and start date you want to apply for.

Full details of the application process are available here.