University
University of Glasgow School of Law
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Overview
Law school of the University of Glasgow offering undergraduate LLBs, taught LLMs and a professional legal practice diploma.
Verified subjects: Environmental law, Technology law, Legal practice, General law
Programs
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First law degrees and legal studies bachelor’s
Price not published
Common Law (LLB Hons)
LLB (Hons) Common Law
General lawOn campus4 year degreeEnglishGilmorehill campus
Price not published
LLM and master’s degrees
Climate Law & Justice (LLM)
LLM
Environmental lawOn campus12 months full-time; 24 months part-timeEnglishGilmorehill campus
£12,063per year
Technology Law & Regulation (LLM)
LLM
Technology lawOn campus12 months full-time; 24 months part-timeEnglishGilmorehill campus
£12,063per year
£12,063per year
Diplomas and conversion programs
Diploma in Professional Legal Practice
PgDip Diploma in Professional Legal Practice
Legal practiceOn campusFull-time: 1 academic session. Part-time: 2 academic sessions.EnglishGilmorehill campus
£12,063per year
Teaching locations
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Gilmorehill campus
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Recognition
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Sources and verification
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Sources (checked 1 November 2026)