What does WLS mean in UNIVERSITIES

Warwick Law School is part of the University of Warwick, offering courses in a wide variety of areas including international law, criminal law and commercial law. We provide both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees for our students, providing them with the opportunity to pursue a career in any of these disciplines.

Applicants to our undergraduate program must have achieved a minimum of 5 GCSEs (or equivalent) at grade 4 or higher and have achieved 3 A-levels (or equivalent) at grade C or higher. Additional requirements may be subject to your chosen course. For our postgraduate program, applicants will need to hold an undergraduate degree in law or an equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.

Yes - the application fee for applying to Warwick Law School is £30 ($39). This fee applies per application and must be paid at the time of submitting your application.

Yes - we offer a range of scholarships which are open to both undergraduates and postgraduates who meet our eligibility criteria. Scholarships are awarded on academic excellence and other criteria such as financial needs or educational backgrounds. For more information and to check eligibility please visit our website.

Once you have submitted your application it can take up 6 weeks for it to be processed depending on when you applied during the academic year. It is possible that your application could take longer, however if you haven't heard back after 6 weeks then please contact us for more information.

Yes - we offer numerous facilities on campus such as library access, computer rooms, teaching spaces, study spaces and social areas. As well as this we also offer guidance services such as student advisors, careers advice and pastoral care for students requiring extra support during their studies with us.

Yes - we offer a range of placement and internship opportunities which give students practical experience within their chosen field prior to graduation. Students are able to apply directly through our website where further information is also available on types of placements offered by various organisations partnered with us.

Yes - many of our programs allow students the possibility of taking part in a study abroad program either during their semester breaks or even full time depending on availability in partner institutions abroad. Our team will be able to advise you further about options available depending on your own circumstances.