The University of Law
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International tuition, 2026-27, outside London
₹21 lakh to ₹23 lakh £16,950 to £18,250, before any bursary
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The Bristol campus is BS1 6HG.
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Postgraduate courses
The taught masters the University of Law lists at its Bristol campus.
LLM Master of Laws (General)
₹23 lakh (£18,250)Official page ↗
MA Law (Conversion)
₹21 lakh (£16,950)Official page ↗
MA Law (SQE1)
₹22 lakh (£17,400)Official page ↗
No course matches that.
What the bursary takes off, and what it does not
Every course page advertises an International Bursary, between £1,000 and £2,500 depending on the course. The prices above are the figures before it. A discount you have to qualify for is not a price, so it is not baked in here. If you are budgeting, budget the number above and treat the bursary as a possible refund.
Taught by this university, but not here
These are University of Law masters that do not name Bristol on their own course page:
- MSc Computing
- MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence
- MSc Computing and Cybersecurity
- MSc Psychology (Conversion)
- MSc Digital Cybercrime
- MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice
If one of those is the course you want, this is not the campus for it.
Every title, fee, length and start month was read off that course's own page on 3 September 2026. Each page names every campus that runs it, and each of these names Bristol. The fee is the outside-London figure, before the bursary.
Fees by intake
The University of Law prices every course twice, London and outside London. Bristol is on the second, which is the cheaper of the two.
What it asks of you
The University of Law sets entry per course rather than per campus, so the requirement follows the course you pick and not this address.
This campus runs law, and only law, at masters level.
Three of the University of Law’s eight postgraduate courses are taught here. The other five are not.
The campus sits in central Bristol. The university runs sixteen campuses and prices every course as “London” or “Outside London”, and Bristol is on the second of those, which is the cheaper one.
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University details
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What nobody publishes
- Which campus is the principal site. Neither https://www.law.ac.uk/ nor https://www.law.ac.uk/locations/ names a main or head campus, so is_main is left unset on every campus.
- Whether taught postgraduate courses are delivered at ULaw's twelve partner-university locations (ULaw @ Lancaster, Newcastle, Oxford Brookes, Royal Holloway, UEA, Exeter, Hull, Leicester, Liverpool, Reading, Sheffield, Southampton).
- Campus postcodes. Not published on https://www.law.ac.uk/locations/.
- A taught masters assessed with no written exam. The three course pages I opened all leave exams open: LLM International Business Law says 'Modules are assessed by a three hour unseen written examination or 4,500 word coursework assignment' and MSc Strategic Business Management says summative assessm
- A portfolio-wide fee table. https://www.law.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/course-fees-and-funding/ carries no figures and refers you to individual course pages, so the fee range is sampled from three courses only.
- Whether the Hong Kong campus (https://www.law.ac.uk/locations/hong-kong/) or ULaw Online teach the same taught masters; both are excluded from campuses as they are not UK sites.
The official record
- Student Sponsor - Track Record on the Student route. gov.uk, Register of licensed sponsors: students, as of 21 August 2026.
- Approved (fee cap) with the Office for Students, degree-awarding powers since 2012. Office for Students, Register of English higher education providers, downloaded 24 August 2026.
- 1 year, 2 years with placement are the published course lengths. Read off the course pages.
Where the numbers come from
- Postgraduate fees and instalment schedules: see what a ulaw masters costs you as an international student this year
- Postgraduate entry requirements: check the degree grade and ielts score your course needs before you apply
- Accepted English language qualifications (PDF): check whether your indian standard xii english or english-medium degree replaces ielts
- ULaw locations: pick which city you would actually live and study in
- gov.uk, Register of licensed sponsors: students
- Discover Uni, the official record
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