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The course at Bristol is described by the university as being an ‘intellectually demanding, research-rich curriculum will spark your passion for a subject that opens doors to top-flight careers in both law and non-law sectors.’ This means that it includes numerous different units to choose from, reflecting the expertise of its teaching staff. As a guide, first year units will begin the process of you analysing, writing, and arguing like a lawyer. The Law in Action unit ‘provides an exciting introduction to essential knowledge and skills needed for effective study of law at university.’
Second and third year units will allow students more flexibility to focus on topics that interest them – these units include anything from banking and finance to IT, from international and commercial law to health and human rights law. You can also take the Clinical Legal Studies option which provides real-life experience. You will also undertake a final year research project.
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The acceptance rate at Bristol overall is relatively high, at 59% of applicants. The rate for law is not dissimilar to this, 1551 offers being given to 2740 applicants in the latest cycle, a rate of 56.6%. You will need strong GCSE grades and predicted A Levels to rank above average in the cohort.
Bristol interviews in two situations: if you apply with non-standard qualifications, or if you are a mature student. The interview will be conducted by at least two people, and one of them will have been trained in ‘fair and effective recruitment techniques.’ If you are to be offered an interview you will be contacted by the university with a date.
The interview is designed to assess the following domains:
– Interest in the subject, suitability for it, and commitment to it
– Evidence of ability to think clearly, to understand, to solve problems, and to analyse
– High standard of spoken English
– Appropriateness of the course in relation to the applicant’s aspirations and interests
– Non-academic achievements and experiences that show the candidate will contribute to the university
– Positions of responsibility
– Any other relevant skills
The university states that it will aim to contact you with the outcome of your interview within two weeks of sitting it. However, this may take a little longer in some cases. However, despite this they further state that ‘while you will likely hear from us within this time period, it is unlikely we will offer you a place on the course until after all of our interviews are completed.’ This is to ensure that all applicants are treated equally.
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Interest in the Subject, Suitability for It, and Commitment to It:
Evidence of Ability to Think Clearly, to Understand, to Solve Problems, and to Analyse:
High Standard of Spoken English:
Appropriateness of the Course in Relation to the Applicant’s Aspirations and Interests:
