UOL Approval for UOLLB First Class Law Notes

UOL approval for our law programmes and study notes signifies rigorous quality assurance and adherence to high academic standards set by a globally recognised educator, enhancing the credibility and trustworthiness of the learning materials. UOL endorsement leads to greater recognition by employers and academic institutions worldwide, potentially improving career prospects and opportunities for further study. Furthermore, UOL approval often indicates that the content has been developed or edited by legal academics, experts or practitioners, providing a significant competitive advantage for learners.

All 30 Law Modules (Best Value)
This study package is the most comprehensive and flexible offering at UOLLB, granting students full access to every law module currently available in most UK law schools. This package is designed for learners who want maximum value and academic freedom. Whether you are pursuing the full LLB, preparing for conversion courses, or aiming to specialise in a wide range of legal subjects, this programme ensures you are equipped with expert-led tutorials, comprehensive study notes, and exam-oriented support for each module. With lifetime access and continual updates to match UOL standards, this is the best-value investment for future lawyers, legal academics, or practitioners seeking to deepen their knowledge across the entire legal spectrum.

UOL Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Total Preparation
This programme is a fully integrated study solution designed for students undertaking the UOL Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme, whether through the Standard Entry Route or Graduate Entry Route. This all-in-one package offers structured learning support for all compulsory and optional modules across the entire degree. Students receive extensive academic resources including lecture recordings, case law analysis, sample answers, feedback from experienced legal tutors, and mock exams to reinforce their understanding and exam readiness. The programme is carefully aligned with the UOL’s rigorous academic framework and offers both theoretical grounding and applied legal reasoning, making it ideal for students pursuing a recognised law degree that meets qualifying criteria in numerous jurisdictions.

All 18 UOL Modules (UOL International Programme)
This programme is tailored for students enrolled in the UOL International Programme who wish to study all 18 law modules available within the standard curriculum. The offering encompasses all core and optional subjects required to complete an LLB programme. Students benefit from expertly designed materials that mirror the UOL syllabus, including lectures, reading plans, interactive content, and continuous assessment support. The course structure allows for both self-paced learning and scheduled tutorials, ensuring a balanced academic experience. This package is ideal for those committed to mastering the full breadth of legal studies in a globally respected academic setting.

12 Qualifying LLB Modules (UOL Standard Entry Route)
This programme caters specifically to students following the UOL Graduate Entry Route. As this pathway is intended for individuals who do not hold an undergraduate degree, the curriculum is condensed but rigorous, covering the essential modules required for the LLB to be recognised as a Qualifying Law Degree in common law jurisdictions. These modules include foundational legal subjects such as Public Law, Contract Law, Criminal Law, Land Law, and Equity and Trusts, among others. The course provides detailed guidance and structured learning materials that align with the demanding expectations of graduate-level legal education, enabling students to complete their law degree in an accelerated but comprehensive manner.

9 Qualifying LLB Modules (UOL Graduate Entry Route)
This programme is designed for students who already hold an undergraduate degree and seek to complete just the nine essential Qualifying Law Degree modules under the Graduate Entry Route. Often suitable for those whose jurisdiction only requires these specific core subjects for professional recognition, the programme includes focused instruction on areas such as Public Law, Contract Law, Tort Law, Land Law, Equity and Trusts, and more. Students benefit from intensive academic support that focuses on doctrinal accuracy, legal analysis, and exam performance. It is a particularly attractive option for career changers or international students who require the core legal foundation without additional electives.

Bar Preparation Course
This programme is designed for students intending to qualify as barristers, whether in England and Wales or in other common law jurisdictions with similar requirements. This intensive course equips students with the legal reasoning, advocacy skills, and procedural knowledge needed to pass the Bar Training Course or its equivalent. It covers core areas of practice such as criminal and civil litigation, evidence, ethics, and case preparation. Students engage in practical exercises such as drafting and legal argumentation under the guidance of legal academics. The course blends academic rigour with vocational training, offering a complete preparation route for future members of the Bar.

CertHE Common Law (UOL International Programme)
This programme is an entry-level legal qualification supported by UOLLB. This programme serves as a foundation in legal study, ideal for students who are beginning their legal education or seeking a standalone qualification. It covers core introductory subjects such as Common Law Reasoning, Case Note Writing, IRAC Technique, Legal Writing, and OSCOLA Referencing Technique. With structured study support, interactive teaching, and continuous feedback, students develop a strong grasp of legal principles and academic skills. Successful completion allows progression to the full LLB, making it a flexible and accessible starting point.

CPQ Study Package
This study package supports students pursuing the legal executive qualification, a modern pathway to becoming a legal executive in England and Wales. This course is tailored to match the CPQ’s three progressive stages: Foundation, Advanced, and Professional. Each stage is supported with high-quality materials, practical legal skills training, and ethics-based learning. Our course prepares students to meet CPQ requirements efficiently and confidently, offering structured guidance on key practice areas and competencies. This programme is particularly valuable for professionals working in the legal sector who are seeking flexible, work-based legal qualification routes.

First Year LLB Modules (UOL Graduate Entry Route)
This programme covers the first-year modules for students on the Graduate Entry LLB route. It provides comprehensive preparation for foundational subjects such as Contract Law, Criminal Law, and Public Law. While Graduate Entry students are expected to complete the degree over two years, the first-year package offers an intensive yet supportive introduction to legal study, with in-depth case law analysis, critical reasoning practice, and exam-focused resources. This course helps students build the core legal skills and academic confidence needed to excel in a fast-paced learning environment.

First Year LLB Modules (UOL Standard Entry Route)
This programme offers support for the first-year modules of the Standard Entry LLB route, designed for students beginning their legal education directly from secondary school or an equivalent qualification. The programme includes foundational subjects such as Legal System and Method, Contract Law, Criminal Law, and Public Law. With structured lesson plans, accessible content, and extensive learning resources, students are gradually introduced to legal concepts, statutory interpretation, and academic writing. This programme establishes the intellectual foundation for success in subsequent years of legal study and is ideal for school leavers or early-career learners.

GradDip Commercial Law (UOL International Programme)
This programme is a specialist programme for students who already hold a degree in another discipline and wish to gain formal education in commercial legal principles. This diploma provides advanced instruction in subjects such as Contract Law, Company Law, International Commercial Law, and Intellectual Property. The programme is structured to blend legal theory with practical application, enabling graduates to understand and apply commercial law in business or legal contexts. It is well-suited for professionals in finance, management, or regulatory roles seeking legal literacy in commercial settings.

LLM Study Package
This study package is designed for postgraduate law students undertaking the Master of Laws (LLM) or an equivalent qualification. The course supports advanced legal research, writing, and analysis across a wide variety of specialisms, including commercial law, human rights, public international law, and dispute resolution. With detailed reading guides, case studies, and academic writing support, students are equipped to produce high-quality coursework and dissertations. This programme emphasises critical thinking and doctrinal depth, preparing students for careers in academia, international law, or advanced legal practice.

LPC Study Package
This study package offers thorough preparation for the practical vocational stage of solicitor qualification in England and Wales. It covers key practice areas such as Business Law, Wills and Administration of Estates, Civil Litigation, and Criminal Litigation. The course features practical simulations, drafting exercises, and client interviewing skills, helping students transition from academic learning to legal work environments. Designed to enhance performance in LPC assessments, this package also builds core competencies required for a solicitor’s day-to-day practice. It is particularly valuable for students seeking a seamless move into legal traineeships or employment.

MA Law Conversion
This programme is intended for non-law graduates who wish to obtain a postgraduate legal qualification that enables them to proceed to professional legal training. This academic conversion course combines theoretical rigour with professional readiness. Students are introduced to the key legal subjects needed for qualifying law status, such as Contract Law, Tort Law, Criminal Law, and Public Law, while also engaging in legal research and a dissertation or capstone project. The course is structured to meet the academic and practical demands of modern legal education and serves as an effective bridge into legal practice or further study such as the SQE or Bar Training Course.

MLaw Study Package
This study package supports students enrolled in integrated Master of Law and Practice degrees. This programme blends undergraduate legal education with postgraduate-level vocational training in a four-year pathway. Our package provides resources for academic modules as well as practical components such as drafting, advocacy, and legal ethics. Students benefit from continuous support across both the academic and practical dimensions of the programme, helping them graduate with both an LLB and the vocational training required for legal qualification. The MLaw package is ideal for students seeking a comprehensive, efficient route to legal practice.

PGCert International Law (UOL International Programme)
This programme is a focused academic programme under the UOL International Programme, intended for students or professionals who wish to gain an advanced understanding of international legal principles without committing to a full Master’s degree. This course offers rigorous training in foundational areas such as public international law, international human rights, humanitarian law, and dispute resolution on the global stage. It is particularly suited for diplomats, legal advisors, government officers, NGO workers, and early-career academics who require a specialised qualification. At UOLLB, students receive expert-led tuition, comprehensive readings, and practical guidance on academic writing, all tailored to help them navigate international legal challenges with precision and confidence.

PGDL Law Conversion
This programme is a fast-track law conversion course designed for non-law graduates seeking entry into the legal profession. It provides academic coverage of the key foundations of legal knowledge, including Contract Law, Tort Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, and Property Law, among others, which are essential for progression to the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) or Bar Practice Course. Delivered through UOLLB’s intensive and accessible learning environment, this programme enables students to transition from another discipline into law with confidence. Students benefit from academic support rooted in legal reasoning and problem-solving, ensuring they can meet the demands of legal training and practice with a strong foundational base.

Second Year LLB Modules (UOL Graduate Entry Route)
The second-year modules for students on the UOL Graduate Entry Route build upon the foundational knowledge acquired in the first year, delving into more complex and analytical areas of law. Typically, students will engage with subjects such as Property Law, EU Law, and Equity and Trusts, all of which are vital to completing the requirements of a qualifying law degree. At UOLLB, students receive structured academic guidance that supports independent learning while also offering targeted exam training and legal research support. The emphasis at this stage is on critical analysis, statute and case law application, and preparation for final assessments with increasing sophistication.

Second Year LLB Modules (UOL Standard Entry Route)
Students on the UOL Standard Entry Route typically begin exploring a broader and more demanding range of legal subjects in their second year. The curriculum is designed to enhance analytical ability, statutory interpretation, and knowledge of complex legal doctrines. Modules often include EU Law, Property Law, and Public International Law, among others, depending on the student’s choices. UOLLB offers extensive academic support during this year, including regular tutorials, feedback on written assignments, and detailed revision resources. The second year represents a critical phase in the academic development of future lawyers, and this programme ensures students are both challenged and supported throughout.

SQE Foundation Package
The study package is specifically designed to prepare students for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) by providing robust academic grounding in the legal subjects required under SQE1. This course is ideal for students who either did not complete a qualifying law degree or are international students looking to convert their legal qualifications. The foundation package covers the essentials such as Contract Law, Tort Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, and more, with a strong focus on multiple-choice question techniques, application of legal principles, and exam strategy. At UOLLB, students benefit from a curriculum aligned with SQE specifications, supported by formative assessments, video lectures, and practical exercises to build competence and confidence.

Third Year LLB Modules (UOL Graduate Entry Route)
These modules for students on the UOL Graduate Entry Route allow for deeper specialisation and a more critical approach to legal study. Students often choose from a range of advanced topics such as Jurisprudence and Legal Theory, Company Law, and Equity and Trusts. The curriculum is designed to encourage original thought, comparative legal analysis, and real-world application of legal rules. With the support of UOLLB, students gain access to cutting-edge legal resources, structured revision programmes, and individualised academic mentoring to help them refine their skills and complete their LLB with strong results. This final stage prepares students for transition into professional legal training or postgraduate study.

Third Year LLB Modules (UOL Standard Entry Route)
For students following the UOL Standard Entry Route, the third year of the LLB is the culmination of their undergraduate legal education. This year allows for elective choices and research-based study, often including modules such as Company Law, Jurisprudence and Legal Theory, and Equity and Trusts. Students are encouraged to approach legal issues with independence, depth, and a practical understanding of how law interacts with society and global affairs. At UOLLB, learners benefit from targeted academic and professional development support, including mock assessments, dissertation supervision (if applicable), and career guidance, making this year a decisive step toward legal qualification or postgraduate advancement.

UOL International Foundation Programme (IFP)
This programme serves as an academic bridge for students aiming to enter undergraduate study, particularly the LLB or other social science disciplines. The IFP introduces students to critical thinking, legal reasoning, academic writing, and research skills essential for success at university level. It is particularly popular among international students and those transitioning from non-A Level systems. UOLLB delivers this programme with a focus on foundational competencies, intellectual independence, and academic confidence, ensuring that learners are well-prepared to progress into the rigorous demands of an LLB degree.

UOL Administrative Law
This module explores the relationship between the state and individuals, focusing on the mechanisms of government accountability and judicial oversight. This subject covers topics such as judicial review, principles of natural justice, the rule of law, and the separation of powers. At UOLLB, this module is taught through a blend of case study analysis, structured readings, and exam-preparation resources that help students engage with both domestic and comparative administrative law doctrines. It is essential for understanding how public bodies are held legally accountable and is particularly relevant to students interested in public service, regulatory law, or constitutional litigation.

UOL Agency Law
This module focuses on the legal relationship between principals and agents, including how authority is created, exercised, and limited. It addresses concepts such as actual and apparent authority, fiduciary duties, ratification, and the liability of principals and agents toward third parties. The module is crucial for understanding commercial transactions, corporate operations, and business representation. At UOLLB, students benefit from detailed case law breakdowns, scenario-based exercises, and application of doctrine to real-world commercial settings. This module is often taken in conjunction with Commercial Law or Company Law and is vital for anyone pursuing careers in business law or corporate advisory.

UOL Business Law
This module explores the legal principles underpinning commercial and corporate transactions, providing a foundation for students interested in the practical functioning of business within a legal framework. It examines areas such as the formation of business organisations, contractual obligations, partnership law, directors’ duties, and insolvency. This module is particularly valuable for students aspiring to enter corporate law, business consultancy, or entrepreneurship. At UOLLB, learners are guided through real-world case studies, statutory interpretation, and problem-solving exercises that mirror the challenges faced in business legal practice.

UOL Civil and Criminal Procedure
This module provides students with a procedural roadmap of how civil and criminal cases progress through the courts. It covers critical topics such as pleadings, pre-trial procedures, trial processes, appeals, bail, sentencing, and the role of judges, solicitors, and barristers. The aim is to ensure students not only understand the substantive law but also appreciate how it is applied and enforced through legal institutions. UOLLB enhances this learning through mock court exercises, guided procedural analysis, and up-to-date discussions on reform and access to justice.

UOL Civil Litigation
This module focuses on the legal procedures and strategic considerations involved in resolving disputes through the civil court system. Students examine case management, costs, evidence preparation, enforcement of judgments, and the roles of alternative dispute resolution. This module equips future legal practitioners with the tools to effectively advise and represent clients in civil claims. At UOLLB, the subject is delivered with practical drafting tasks and commentary on contemporary civil justice issues, preparing students for both academic success and real-world practice.

UOL Commercial Law
This module delves into the legal rules governing trade and commerce, focusing on sale of goods, agency, carriage of goods, and secured transactions. It is an essential module for students pursuing a career in commercial practice, international trade, or corporate transactions. The module offers a robust mix of contract-based and regulatory content, encouraging students to critically evaluate the efficiency and fairness of commercial legal frameworks. UOLLB students benefit from a commercially contextualised curriculum, enhanced with practical examples, recent case law, and sector-relevant assessments.

UOL Company Law
This module explores the legal structure and governance of companies, from formation to dissolution. It covers key topics such as corporate personality, shareholder rights, directors' duties, and remedies for mismanagement. This module is indispensable for understanding corporate accountability and the role of law in regulating economic power. At UOLLB, students are supported through detailed commentary on statutory provisions such as the Companies Act 2006, in-depth analysis of landmark judgments, and scenario-based exercises designed to prepare them for corporate legal roles or further professional study.

UOL Conflict of Laws
Also known as Private International Law, this module examines legal issues that arise in cross-border disputes, such as jurisdiction, choice of law, and the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments. The module is particularly relevant in our increasingly globalised legal landscape and is essential for those aiming to practise international or comparative law. UOLLB provides expert instruction on the theoretical and practical aspects of the subject, using international case studies and problem-based learning to navigate the complexities of cross-jurisdictional legal conflict.

UOL Constitutional Law
This module focuses on the principles and structures that underpin the legal and political framework of a state. It covers topics such as the separation of powers, parliamentary sovereignty, the rule of law, constitutional conventions, and human rights protection. In the UK context, students also examine the uncodified nature of the British Constitution. UOLLB enhances this module through critical analysis, comparative constitutional studies, and topical discussions on constitutional reform and judicial independence.

UOL Contract Law
This module is a foundational subject in legal education, concerned with the creation, interpretation, and enforcement of legally binding agreements. Students explore core concepts such as offer and acceptance, consideration, misrepresentation, breach of contract, and remedies. As one of the most important pillars of private law, it serves as a basis for many other legal disciplines. At UOLLB, learners receive structured guidance on problem-solving techniques, case law synthesis, and the application of doctrine to real-life commercial scenarios.

UOL Criminal Law
This module addresses the principles and structures that govern offences and punishments. Students study the essential components of criminal liability, including actus reus and mens rea, along with key offences such as homicide, theft, fraud, and assault. This module also explores criminal defences, such as insanity, self-defence, and duress. UOLLB provides a rich learning experience through interactive lectures, real-world case analysis, and critical reflection on the purposes and effectiveness of criminal justice.

UOL Criminal Litigation
This module complements substantive criminal law by detailing the procedural steps in the criminal justice process, from arrest and charging to trial and appeal. Topics include bail applications, evidentiary rules, plea bargaining, sentencing, and appeals. The module equips students with a realistic understanding of how criminal cases are managed and resolved in court. Through simulated trials, practical exercises, and case study evaluations, UOLLB ensures students gain valuable procedural insight alongside academic knowledge.

UOL Criminal Practice
This module builds on both criminal law and criminal litigation by focusing on the practical skills and strategic decisions made by criminal lawyers. It includes client interviewing, case preparation, ethics, trial advocacy, and sentencing submissions. This practice-oriented module is invaluable for students intending to pursue careers as criminal solicitors or barristers. UOLLB emphasises experiential learning, offering supervised exercises and workshops that replicate the demands of a legal practice environment.

UOL Dispute Resolution
This module introduces students to the mechanisms available for resolving legal conflicts outside traditional court proceedings. It covers negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication, providing a comparative overview of formal and informal processes. The module reflects a growing shift toward alternative forms of justice in both civil and commercial settings. At UOLLB, the subject is taught with a focus on practical outcomes, negotiation skills, and procedural fairness, empowering students to understand and evaluate different dispute resolution strategies effectively.

UOL Employment Law
This module focuses on the legal framework governing the relationship between employers and employees. Topics include employment contracts, workplace discrimination, unfair dismissal, redundancy, and collective labour rights. This module is essential for those interested in HR, labour relations, and legal advocacy in employment disputes. UOLLB delivers this subject with a balance of statutory interpretation, practical scenarios, and case law updates, enabling students to critically evaluate the protection of workers' rights in both domestic and international contexts.

UOL English Legal System
This module provides an overview of the structure and functioning of the legal system in England and Wales. Students explore the sources of law, the role of precedent, the function of courts, the legal profession, and the concept of justice. It serves as a gateway to legal study, equipping students with foundational understanding and analytical tools for more complex modules. At UOLLB, students are guided through real case examples, interactive discussions, and foundational legal analysis techniques to build confidence in legal reasoning.

UOL Equity and Trusts
This module explores the legal principles developed by the Court of Chancery to address fairness, focusing particularly on fiduciary obligations, express trusts, charitable trusts, and equitable remedies. This module is central to understanding private wealth management, succession planning, and equitable relief such as injunctions. At UOLLB, students are provided with doctrinal clarity and analytical training, ensuring they can navigate the complexities of equitable principles and apply them to factual scenarios with precision.

UOL EU Law
This module examines the legal system of the European Union, including its institutions, sources of law, supremacy, and the rights of individuals under EU law. Despite Brexit, this subject remains highly relevant due to ongoing legal interaction between the UK and EU, and the EU’s influence on global trade and regulation. UOLLB delivers this subject through comparative analysis, treaty interpretation, and real-world application to cross-border issues in business, rights, and regulation.

UOL Evidence
This module concerns the rules and principles governing the admissibility of information in legal proceedings. Topics include hearsay, character evidence, burden of proof, confessions, and privilege. It is a vital subject for aspiring litigators and is fundamental to understanding the operation of trials in both civil and criminal contexts. At UOLLB, students receive thorough guidance on legal principles, problem-based case studies, and assessment strategies that prepare them for complex evidentiary issues in practice.

UOL Family Law
This module examines the legal regulation of family relationships, including marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, and domestic violence. It explores the balance between state intervention and individual autonomy, as well as the evolving legal definition of family. This module is ideal for those interested in family advocacy, social justice, or policy reform. UOLLB provides a supportive and comprehensive approach to this emotionally complex and socially significant area of law, including real-life case analysis and statutory interpretation.

UOL Intellectual Property
This module deals with the protection of creative works, inventions, brands, and designs through legal mechanisms such as copyright, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets. It is a dynamic and essential area in today’s knowledge economy. UOLLB ensures that students not only grasp the legal framework but also understand the economic and ethical implications of IP law. Students are introduced to international treaties, comparative case studies, and sector-specific challenges in technology, media, and business.

UOL International Commercial Law
This module explores the legal framework governing cross-border trade and transactions. This module examines international sale of goods, carriage of goods by sea, international payment mechanisms, dispute resolution (including arbitration), and harmonisation efforts such as the CISG. It is highly relevant for students aspiring to careers in global commerce, international arbitration, or multinational corporate law. At UOLLB, students engage with complex legal instruments, international case law, and practical commercial scenarios that bring the global dimension of legal practice to life.

UOL International Human Rights Law
This module focuses on the development, enforcement, and limitations of human rights norms on a global scale. Students analyse treaties such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, regional systems like the European Convention on Human Rights, and the role of international institutions like the UN. The course addresses contemporary challenges such as refugee rights, torture, and freedom of expression. UOLLB integrates real-world case studies, tribunal decisions, and critical commentary to provide a rigorous and principled foundation in the field of human rights advocacy.

UOL International Protection of Human Rights
This module builds upon core human rights concepts and examines how rights are protected within international and regional legal systems. Emphasis is placed on the mechanisms for enforcement, including the UN treaty bodies, the European Court of Human Rights, and the Inter-American and African systems. Students critically evaluate the effectiveness and limitations of these mechanisms in addressing global injustices. At UOLLB, teaching is enriched with practical insights, legal argumentation workshops, and comparative perspectives on international protection frameworks.

UOL Introduction to Land Law
This module serves as a foundation to the study of property rights in land, focusing on the nature of land ownership, estates and interests, and the role of registration systems. Students are introduced to the distinction between legal and equitable rights, the importance of title, and how land can be transferred or encumbered. This module is essential for progressing to more advanced studies in land and property law. UOLLB delivers this subject with clarity and depth, ensuring students grasp abstract legal principles through real property scenarios and case analysis.

UOL Jurisprudence and Legal Theory
This module introduces students to the philosophical foundations of law. Topics include natural law, legal positivism, realism, critical legal studies, and feminist legal theory. Students are encouraged to explore what law is, how it functions in society, and how it should be interpreted or applied. This module develops critical thinking and argumentation skills, making it invaluable for advanced legal analysis. At UOLLB, students engage with classic texts and contemporary debates, developing their ability to reflect deeply on the nature and purpose of legal systems.

UOL Labour Law
This module focuses on the regulation of individual and collective employment relationships. It covers employment rights, anti-discrimination protections, health and safety, trade unions, and industrial action. The module places strong emphasis on balancing the interests of employers, employees, and the state. At UOLLB, students benefit from case-based learning and statutory interpretation that reflects real workplace issues, including gig economy challenges and international labour standards, preparing them for careers in employment law and workplace advocacy.

UOL Land Law
This module delves into the legal structure of land ownership, examining legal and equitable interests, co-ownership, leases, easements, covenants, and priorities under the Land Registration Act. It is a core component of property law and is fundamental to legal practice in conveyancing, housing, and real estate. UOLLB equips students with in-depth knowledge and analytical tools to navigate this complex area, using structured problem-solving techniques, real-life case applications, and clear breakdowns of statutory frameworks.

UOLLB Legal System and Method
This module introduces students to the core elements of the English legal system, including sources of law (statutes and case law), court structures, legal reasoning, and legal research skills. It is a foundational module for all law students and is particularly useful for developing effective legal study habits and analytical skills. UOLLB supports this module through interactive workshops on case analysis, essay writing, and legal citation, ensuring students build a solid platform for academic success and professional legal reasoning.

UOL Private International Law
Also known as Conflict of Laws, this module addresses legal issues arising in transnational civil and commercial disputes, such as jurisdiction, choice of law, and recognition of foreign judgments. It is vital in an era of global litigation and contractual relationships spanning multiple legal systems. UOLLB offers deep insights into complex legal doctrines and equips students with analytical tools to resolve multi-jurisdictional legal problems, integrating real case studies and developments in international regulation.

UOL Property Law
This module covers the rules governing ownership and use of both real and personal property. This includes possession, title, bailment, fixtures, and the transfer of property rights. The topics covered in this module are often the same topics taught in Land Law. UOLLB ensures students fully understand the abstract principles underpinning property law, supported by practical examples, visual aids, and problem-based exercises that illuminate key distinctions and applications.

UOL Public International Law
This module examines the legal framework that governs the relationships between states and international entities. Students explore sources of international law, the law of treaties, state responsibility, sovereignty, use of force, and the role of the United Nations. This module is essential for careers in diplomacy, international justice, and cross-border dispute resolution. UOLLB integrates major international cases, current geopolitical events, and institutional practices to provide a thorough understanding of the global legal order.

UOL Public Law
This module focuses on the legal principles that regulate the powers and functions of public authorities. It includes constitutional law, administrative law, and human rights protection. Key topics include judicial review, the separation of powers, the rule of law, and parliamentary accountability. This module is crucial for understanding how government is held legally responsible for its actions. At UOLLB, students engage in critical debates, case studies, and contemporary policy analysis, equipping them to understand the mechanics of legal governance.

UOL Solicitors Accounts
This module is a highly practical module that teaches students the rules and ethical requirements involved in handling client money. It covers client and office accounts, disbursements, transfers, and compliance with the SRA Account Rules. This knowledge is vital for students intending to enter legal practice, especially in roles involving financial accountability. At UOLLB, students work through practical accounting scenarios, develop numerical precision, and understand the critical importance of trust and compliance in legal finance.

UOL Taxation for Solicitors
This module introduces key principles of UK tax law relevant to legal practice, including income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, and VAT. It also explores the implications of taxation in transactional work such as conveyancing, estate planning, and company structuring. The module is designed to ensure future solicitors can advise clients accurately on tax matters or liaise effectively with financial professionals. UOLLB ensures clarity in complex calculations and legislation, guiding students through problem-solving exercises and legal interpretation.

UOL The Law of Business Organisations
This module examines the various legal forms of business entities, including sole traders, partnerships, LLPs, and companies. It explores formation, governance, liability, and regulatory compliance. A focus is placed on directors’ duties, shareholders’ rights, and the concept of separate legal personality. UOLLB integrates commercial case studies and regulatory analysis, allowing students to apply legal rules to business decision-making and governance challenges.

UOL Tort Law
This module focuses on civil wrongs and the remedies available to individuals who suffer harm. It includes negligence, nuisance, defamation, occupiers’ liability, and strict liability. The module is fundamental for understanding the legal protections individuals have against harm and loss. At UOLLB, teaching combines theoretical analysis with real-life scenarios and recent case law, helping students master the intricacies of liability and evaluate evolving standards of care and responsibility.

UOL Trusts Law
This module explores the legal mechanisms for the management and distribution of property held by one party on behalf of another. Topics include the creation of trusts, trustees’ duties, breach of trust, and equitable remedies. It is a critical area in equity and private client law. At UOLLB, students gain a deep understanding of the nature and operation of trusts, with support in mastering legal language, trust structuring, and fiduciary principles.

UOL Wills and Administration of Estates
This module focuses on the legal rules governing testamentary succession and the distribution of deceased persons’ estates. It includes the validity of wills, intestacy rules, personal representatives’ duties, and estate administration procedures. It is essential for those pursuing careers in probate, estate planning, or private client work. UOLLB supports this module with practical drafting exercises, case law study, and a strong focus on real-world application.

UOL Wills, Probate and Private Client
This module builds on wills and estate law by introducing broader issues in private client work, such as inheritance tax planning, trust creation, powers of attorney, and elder law. Students learn how to advise clients on lifetime wealth planning and post-death estate distribution. At UOLLB, learners receive practical training in client care, legal documentation, and ethical considerations that are essential for becoming a trusted private client advisor.

UOLLB stands as a premier destination for students seeking rigorous, practical, and globally recognised legal education. Drawing upon the expertise and curriculum of the official UOL Teaching Centre, the Institute ensures that every learner receives unparalleled academic support and professional preparation. Whether you are pursuing an LLB, a postgraduate qualification, or professional legal training, you are empowered to succeed with confidence and distinction.