University of Law (Leeds)

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

A private university in Leeds, founded in 1962, where 2,900 of its 18,000 students come from abroad.

Ranking: UK's largest specialist law school - top-10 in the UK for teaching quality · National Student Survey · 2024
Programs: 120 — 29 Bachelor's · 91 Master's
Tuition from: £15,150 — a year · Master's
Students: 18,000
International students: 2,900 — 16% of students
Founded: 1962
Master's tuition: £15,150 to £22,000 a year (83 programs)
Bachelor's tuition: £16,700 to £22,800 a year (27 programs)
First year for a Master's: £31,002 (≈ NPR 53.3 lakh) — tuition, living costs, health cover, books and supplies
First year for a Bachelor's: £32,552 (≈ NPR 55.9 lakh) — tuition, living costs, health cover, books and supplies
Intakes (typical): August
Work after a Master's: 2 years — Graduate visa
Work after a Bachelor's: 2 years — Graduate visa
Work while studying: 20 hours a week — Student visa

Programs at University of Law (Leeds)

120 programs: 91 postgraduate and 29 undergraduate.