Legal Practice Course (LPC) The University of Law Leeds

The Legal Practice Course (LPC) at the University of Law, Leeds Campus, is a conversion course that provides students with the essential training for becoming a solicitor. This course aims to build on the students' knowledge acquired during their undergraduate programs and prepare them for real-life practice as a solicitor. The program covers areas such as business law, professional conduct, administrative law, and practice, along with elective subjects, allowing students the option to specialize in areas that best fit their career goals. Modules may include litigation, business law and practice, property law and practice, and legal skills like client interviewing, advice, drafting, negotiations, etc. The LPC program at the University of Law, Leeds, uses a practical approach with a focus on developing the skills that lawyers need in today’s professional environment. Students are prepared through realistic business scenarios and simulations so that they may confidently transition into their professional roles. The course is taught by qualified lawyers with extensive practice experience, ensuring relevance to the competitive professional world. The University believes in providing one-to-one guidance to boost students' employability and graduate outcomes, highlighting the importance of building a robust legal CV and preparing for interviews. Therefore, students also have access to exclusive career events within the campus, and the University's robust connections with law firms across the country and internationally. The University of Law even offers some students the chance to combine LPC with a Master's degree.

On Leed more than 200 law firms operating from the city, Leeds has been described by the UK Legal 500 as ‘second only to London’, offering you the chance to enhance your career prospects by providing access to a large range of major employers.

Boasting a dramatic glazed frontage, high specification interior and roof terrace offering panoramic views of the city’s skyline, our striking seven-story campus replicates the corporate setting of a professional firm.

Leed's state of the art facility is located on Park Row, one of the most prestigious streets in Leeds, which is just down the road from Leeds Train Station. There are hundreds of restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs to choose from in the city and the Trinity Shopping Centre, which is just minutes away, has a wide variety of popular shops and a cinema.

Leeds compact lecture theatres at our Leeds campus make it easier for you to interact with your tutors and take part in practical learning. The campus’ library is a great place to get all your revision and research done, with hundreds of books available to take out. This campus hosts a professional standard, state-of-the-art courtroom equipped with video link, meaning witnesses can appear live from anywhere in the world and you can get real experience. As a student at our Leeds campus, you will also have access to real advocacy attire with robes and wigs, making the court room experience that bit more authentic.

Leeds have many opportunities to get involved in a rich sporting and social life at our Leeds campus and you have the option to start a society yourself. Make the most of student life by getting involved in our social nights, student balls and networking events.

The Leeds employability team are always available to help develop your CV, give you practice interviews and get you in touch with local firms and chambers to increase your experience and confidence.

Leeds have reserved accommodation for undergraduate students called The Plaza, which is positioned in the bustling centre of Leeds – a perfect location for those who want to enjoy all aspects of student city life.

At Leeds, our tutors and staff pride themselves on delivering the pinnacle of legal and business education and are dedicated to helping you achieve your career ambitions. Our tutors are all industry professionals that will teach you the practical skills needed to kick start your career.