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Course title	Institution	Location	Length	Contact details
Law (European) LLB (Hons) Qualifying	University of Exeter	Streatham Campus	Full-time 4 years	www.exeter.ac.uk/law 01392 263192 law-admissions@exeter.ac.uk
Law FdSc	Truro and Penwith College	Truro	Full-time 2 years	www.trurocollege.ac.uk 01872 267122 heinfo@truropenwith.ac.uk
Law FdSc (subject to approval)	South Devon College	Vantage Point, Paignton	Full-time 1 year Part-time may be available	www.southdevon.ac.uk 08000 380123 highereducation@southdevon.ac.uk
Law LLB (Hons) Qualifying	University of Exeter	Cornwall Campus	Full-time 3 years	www.exeter.ac.uk/cornwall/law 01326 371801 ugadmissions-Cornwall@ex.ac.uk
Law LLB (Hons) Qualifying	University of Exeter	Streatham Campus	Full-time 3 years	www.exeter.ac.uk/law 01392 263192 law-admissions@exeter.ac.uk
Law LLB (Hons) Qualifying	University of Plymouth	Plymouth	Full-time 3 years	www.plymouth.ac.uk 01752 585500 ssb.admission@plymouth.ac.uk
Law with another subject BSc (Hons)	University of Plymouth	Plymouth	Full-time 3 years	www.plymouth.ac.uk 01752 585500 ssb.admission@plymouth.ac.uk
Law with European Study LLB (Hons) Qualifying	University of Exeter	Streatham Campus	Full-time 4 years	www.exeter.ac.uk/law 01392 263192 law-admissions@exeter.ac.uk
Legal Studies FdSc	City College Plymouth	Kings Road, Plymouth	Full-time 2 years Part-time 2 years (over extended academic year)	www.cityplym.ac.uk 01752 305786 he@cityplym.ac.uk

NB: A ‘Qualifying LLB’ is the first stage to becoming a qualified barrister or solicitor and means you don’t have to sit the Common Professional Examinations (CPE) later on. If your degree isn’t qualifying you will have to sit the CPE to become a barrister or solicitor.

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