Frequently Asked Questions

Westminster Law School offers a comprehensive suite of legal education programmes designed to suit various academic and professional goals. These include full-time and part-time undergraduate law degrees (LLB), Diploma in Paralegal Studies, Diplomas in Law, and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses. Each programme is designed in collaboration with our UK and African partner institutions to provide quality legal education that is globally recognised.

All Westminster Law School programmes are delivered online via a secure and user-friendly learning portal. The virtual campus includes interactive lectures, video tutorials, reading materials, discussion forums, and assessment tools, allowing students to engage in high quality legal education from anywhere in the world.

Applications are submitted online through our website. The process involves completing an application form, uploading academic transcripts, proof of English language proficiency (if applicable), and a personal statement. After submission and payment of the application fee of £20.00 Great British Pounds, eligible applicants may be contacted as part of the admissions process.

Applicants should have a minimum of two UK GCE A Levels at grades A*–C or an equivalent international qualification. Additionally, proof of English proficiency is required, such as an overall IELTS score of at least 7.0, with specific minimums in each sub-test. All applicants are also interviewed before an offer is made.

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No prior legal education is required for the graduate entry route. Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree in any discipline. The programme covers the seven foundation areas of legal knowledge, making it suitable for those transitioning into the legal profession.

Yes. Westminster Law School collaborates with accredited academic and legal institutions in the UK and Africa to ensure that our degrees meet rigorous academic and professional standards. Graduates can be confident their qualifications are recognised both locally and internationally.

Yes. We welcome students from all around the world and provide guidance on how international qualifications align with our entry requirements. Our global outlook is reflected in our curriculum and diverse student body.

All courses are delivered in English. Non-native English speakers must provide proof of language proficiency, typically through IELTS or an equivalent recognised test.

All students are provided access to the Westminster Law School virtual learning portal. This includes downloadable materials, recorded lectures, live webinar sessions, discussion forums, and assignments. The platform is accessible 24/7, making it convenient for students in different time zones.

While there are scheduled live sessions, most course components are asynchronous—meaning you can study at your own pace. Live sessions are recorded for later viewing. Time-sensitive activities like assessments and group discussions are communicated well in advance.

Graduates of Westminster Law School pursue diverse careers across sectors including private law practice, the judiciary, public service, academia, international organisations, and business. The curriculum emphasises both legal theory and practical skills, equipping students for success in a dynamic legal landscape.