Level 3 diplomas in Law
Law is a subject people often approach with more ambition than information, so it helps to be clear. A Level 3 diploma in law is an introduction to how the main areas of English law work and how lawyers reason. It carries no UCAS Tariff points, does not exempt you from any stage of professional legal training, and is not equivalent to A level Law. It is a route to a Level 4 diploma in law or business at LSPM, and a good way to find out whether the subject suits you before committing to a degree.
Every diploma here is delivered, assessed and certified by London School of Planning and Management (LSPM), the approved centre. This site is LSPM's independent recruitment agent and is paid by LSPM on enrolment.
The programmes
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Level 3 Diploma in Law
An introduction to how English law is organised and how lawyers reason, through the four areas every law student meets first: contract, crime, tort and employment. One hundred and twenty credits, no examinations, and a research skills unit that pays for itself at Level 4.
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Level 3 Diploma in Law
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Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business and Law
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Points, and the lack of them
None of the law diplomas listed above has a UCAS Tariff value. If you already hold a scored qualification in a related subject, such as a BTEC National, add it up with the calculator before deciding you need one of these. If you have no points, or not enough, the diplomas are a regulated route to a Level 4 diploma in law or a related subject at LSPM.
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