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MLaw
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UCAS code
M199 -
Clearing Offer
Please contact us to discuss entry requirements -
Year of entry
2026/27 See 2027/28 entry -
Course duration
Full Time: 4 Years
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Year of entry
2026/27 See 2027/28 entry -
Course duration
Full Time: 4 Years
Our MLaw programme combines globally recognised research and teaching with expertise in professional practice to prepare you for qualification as a solicitor.
This programme, delivered in partnership with The University of Law, combines The University of Reading’s LLB Law with The University of Law’s professional SQE1 and SQE2 preparation provision, preparing students to sit the Solicitors Qualifying Examinations (SQE).
The School of Law at the University of Reading has staff who are experts in their field, from barristers who are King's Counsel, to experts in International Law and Commercial law. Their expertise is embedded in the curriculum, with many of our teaching staff incorporating their research interests into their teaching. This provides you with the opportunity to be totally immersed in a subject specialism, learning from passionate educators.
The University of Law provides excellent preparatory modules for the SQE exams, teaching is undertaken by experienced practitioners who understand what the SQE exams are looking for and aid the students understanding of the assessed questions. Additionally, students will undertake a final capstone project building on the preparatory knowledge of SQE which affords them a Masters in Law.
You'll also have the opportunity to advance your research skills with the support of experienced academics. You'll be in good company: 99% of our research is of international standing. (Research Excellence Framework 2021, combining 4*, 3* and 2* submissions – Law.)
For more information, please visit the School of Law's website.
Learn from experts
Our tutors include legal practitioners, advisers to government and policy-makers, international organisations, and civil society organisations.
You will be taught by experts specialising in a range of different areas, from criminal law and contract law, to environmental law, commercial law and international law.
Our academics work at the forefront of their disciplines, exposing you to the latest developments in the field.
Find out how our academics are changing the world for the better.
In the latest National Student Survey, 97% of our students said that our teaching staff are good at explaining things (National Student Survey 2026, responders from School of Law).
Choose the MLaw programme at the University of Reading
- You will benefit from the combined knowledge of the University of Reading’s internationally recognised research expertise and practice-based teaching with The University of Law’s tailored specialist SQE preparation.
- The course is eligible for undergraduate loans from the Student Loans Company. If you’re eligible, you will receive funding for all four years of study and gain all the academic knowledge you need to prepare for the SQE assessments. Please note: the cost of the SQE exams themselves is additional to the course fees and not covered by the Student Loan Company.
- Gain access to ULaw’s bespoke SQE revision app. Find out what it’ll really be like to sit the SQE1 assessments, and improve your success. With this intelligent revision tool, you can draw on an extensive bank of questions mapped to the SQE syllabus.
Professional practice and community impact
During your degree, you will have the opportunity to take part in client interviewing, negotiation and mooting competitions, with work experience placements offered as prizes. The School of Law also hosts one of the largest pro bono programmes in the UK, giving you the opportunity to work with charities and organisations on a voluntary basis.
Along with co-curricular activities, these projects will give you the chance to promote justice and have a direct impact on the local community.

