I want to be a lawyer in Canada. Should I study law in the UK?

So your plan is to become a lawyer in Canada? Did you know that studying law in the UK might actually be a faster and better way for you to achieve your dream?

Use our handy ‘Should I study law in the UK?’ tool to understand if this could be the best route for you to take.

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Canadian law students at Brighton University.

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By studying a 3 year law degree with Brighton Law School at the University of Brighton in the UK, it is possible to qualify as a lawyer in Canada faster than if you stayed at home to study.
Studying an LLB at Brighton, which includes a module on Canadian Constitutional Law, may grant you an exemption from the corresponding NCA (National Committee on Accreditation) examination when you return to Canada. That means you may only have to sit 4 exams, rather than 5 when you return home!
100% of Brighton Law School’s full-time undergraduate students have the opportunity to do work-related learning as part of their course.

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