法学硕士律师专业培训研究/ PGDip BPTC

培养您的诉讼知识，书面和口头辩护，研究，会议，调解和谈判技巧，并为您作为律师的未来打下坚实的基础。我们的法学硕士律师专业培训研究（BPTS）要求很高，但回报丰厚。该课程为您提供法学硕士学位，包括PG文凭酒吧专业培训课程（BPTC）的临时奖项，并允许合格的学生申请研究生贷款。我们将在您的整个学习过程中为您提供支持，并且您将有许多绝佳的机会来确保学生的学习。专业的大律师，律师和法官团队将为您提供指导，并提供无与伦比的设施，以改善您的学习经验。
Why study the Bar Training Course<br>By completing the UWE Bristol Bar Training Course, you’ll gain the competencies required to be called to the Bar, as set out by the Bar Standards Board (BSB). This vocational course combines legal knowledge and practical skills to maximise your chances of success and pupillage.<br>PG Diploma (Full-time, nine months): Seven compulsory modules taught over no more than four days a week, with time for reflection, consolidation andor work experience.PG Diploma (Part-time, two years): The same seven modules taught on Fridays and Saturdays every three to four weeks, blending face-to-face and online learning.LLM (Full-time, one year): Seven compulsory modules plus two optional modules and a written project, completed over the summer.LLM (Part-time, 26 months): Core modules over two years, with optional modules and a project completed in the second summer.LLM students may be eligible for postgraduate loan funding. PGDip students can transfer to the LLM, subject to course deadlines.<br>Why UWE Bristol<br>At UWE Bristol, you’ll study with a trusted provider, taught by qualified barristers and solicitors who bring practice expertise into the classroom. The Bar Training Course integrates knowledge and skills side by side, reflecting life in chambers and delivered primarily face to face.<br>You’ll benefit from:<br>Substantial teaching, feedback and formative assessmentsStrong personal and academic support, including regular contact with a personal tutorAccess to extensive university resourcesCareer-enhancing opportunities through links with local and national chambers, including competitions, guest lectures, and pro bono work.Where can it take me<br>The Bar Training Course equips you with the skills, knowledge and networks to secure pupillage and thrive as a barrister. Many graduates progress to practise at the Bar, while others use the qualification in roles such as legal associates, managers or advisers, or in wider professional sectors.