Law qualifications

Law is a huge subject, so it is no wonder that there are many achievable qualifications within it. 

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The chain of qualification usually begins after an undergraduate degree in law which results in an LLB or any other undergraduate degree followed by a conversion course (Graduate Diploma in Law).

Following on from that are individual qualifications to become a Solicitor (Legal Practice Course) or Barrister (BPTC or Pupilage). After gaining these qualifications (and undertaking a training contract or a pupilage) you are considered a professional lawyer.

If you wanted to continue to study law, you could select a law related topic to study as part of a masters degree (LLM). A PHD in law is the furthest academic qualification you can gain.