Is it possible for LLB (Hons) University of London Student to Transfer from Pakistan to the UK?
This is the question many of our LLB (Hons) University of London students studying in Lahore ask us. Our answer is Yes! And the the good news is that we provide complete support to our students who wish to continue their LLB (Hons) studies in the UK. University of London LLB (Hons) guidelines state that students may be able to apply to transfer to the second year of an LLB programme on campus at one of the six Colleges of the University of London that offer law. We ask our students to keep in mind that each College is independent and runs its own admissions policy so students would have to keep in mind the different guidelines and deadlines. If you intend to transfer, we provide guidance related to the different Colleges and their admission criteria. We also encourage our students to get in touch with the admissions department at the relevant College to explore the possibility of a transfer and begin their communication. There is a great deal of competition for places and successful candidates will need to have achieved high marks in their examinations. If you intend to transfer, we ask you to notify us upon admission at Blackstone School of Law so that we can provide timely guidance. We may also be able to offer you individual study assistance so that you achieve the marks required by the colleges you are intending to transfer to. Currently, the Law Schools of Queen Mary and Birkbeck specifically welcome applications for second year entry into their respective LLB degrees. Further information is available by contacting our admissions staff. Applications are usually made via UCAS. Students may also be able to transfer to the second year of an LLB programme on campus at other British universities. Students will need to contact our admissions office for further information regarding their transfer to the UK.
