I couldn't really find it. Can you quote it here?

Thanks a lot! By the way is this list from the statute or?

United Kingdom

Full Time Degrees

Aberystwyth (University College of Wales) - LLB - Law
Anglia Polytechnic University - LLB - Law (Modular)
University of Central England in Birmingham - LLB - Law (including language options)
Birmingham University - LLB - Law
Bournemouth University - LLB - Business Law (Sandwich)
University of the West of England in Bristol - LLB - Law
Bristol University - LLB - Law
Brunel University (University of West London) - LLB - Law (including Sandwich)
Buckingham University - LLB - Law (2 year duration)
Cambridge University - BA - Law Tripos
Cardiff (University of Wales) - LLB - Law
Coventry University - LLB - Business Law
De Montfort University - LLB - Law
University of Derby - LLB - Law
Dundee University - LLB - Law (must have taken English Law options)
Durham University - LLB - Law
East Anglia University - LLB - Law
Essex University - LLB - Law
Exeter University - LLB - Law
University of Glamorgan - LLB - Law
University of Hertfordshire - LLB - Law/Law(Accelerated Programme 2 years duration)
University of Huddersfield - LLB - Law/Business Law
Hull University - LLB - Law
Kent University (Canterbury) - LLB - Law
Kingston University - LLB - Law
University of Central Lancashire - LLB - Law
Lancaster University - LLB - Law
Leeds Metropolitan University - LLB - Law (Modular)
Leeds University - LLB - Law
Leicester University - LLB - Law
Liverpool John Moores University - LLB - Law
Liverpool University - LLB - Law

University of London

London School of Economics & Political Science - LLB - Law
King's College - LLB - Law
School of Oriental & African Studies - LLB - Law
Queen Mary & Westfield College - LLB - Law
University College - LLB - Law

Other Universities in London

City University - LLB - Business Law
University of East London - LLB - Law
University of Greenwich - LLB - Law
London Guildhall University - LLB - Law/Business Law
Middlesex University - LLB - Law
University of North London - LLB - Law
South Bank University - LLB - Law
Thames Valley University - LLB - Law
University of Westminster - LLB - Law

(Continuation of Universities)

Manchester Metropolitan University - LLB - Law
Manchester University - LLB - Law
Newcastle upon Tyne University - LLB - Law
University of Northumbria at Newcastle - LLB - Law
Nottingham Trent University - LLB - Law/Law (Sandwich)
Nottingham University - LLB - Law
Oxford Brookes University - LLB - Law
Oxford University - BA - Jurisprudence
Queen's University Belfast - LLB - Law (must have taken English Land Law option)
Reading University - LLB - Law
Sheffield Hallam University - LLB - Law
Sheffield University - LLB - Law
Southampton University - LLB - Law
Staffordshire University - LLB - Law
Sussex University - LLB - Law
University of Teeside - LLB - Law
Warwick University - LLB - Law
University of Wolverhampton - LLB - Law

External Degrees

University of London - LLB - Law

Source: Part II of the New Guidelines on Qualifications and Requirements to Qualify to Sit for the Malaysian Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) Examination (Guidelines) in Appendix S of the Legal Profession Act 1976 Statute Book.

Solicitor

Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature of England

Source: PU (B) 633/81

Australia

University of Adelaide
Australian National University
Macquaire University
Monash University
University of Melbourne
University of New South Wales
University of Queensland
University of Sydney
University of Tasmania
University of Western Australia
University of Technology, Sydney
Bond University
Murdoch University
Queensland University of Technology

New Zealand

The University of Auckland
The University of Canterbury
The University of Otago
Victoria University of Wellington
University of Waikato

Source: PU (B) 14/2001

Ireland

Barrister-at-Law

Barrister-at-Law of the Honourable Society of King's Inn, Dublin, Eire

Source: PU (B) 341/82
Please take note that the information above is just a reference and it may not be updated. It is always prudent to verify the information with the Qualifying Board directly. I shall not be liable for any loss whether economic or otherwise resulting directly or indirectly from the information above.
Note: I've amended the first page of this thread to reflect my latest post. Cheers!

Has anyone done both A Level Law and the UOL programme here? Are they similar or there's a huge difference between the two in terms of exam style?

Well, looks like i will just going to be a paralegal in Singapore, is it okay to do this ?

Not direct, but they do help us apply to the university that we desire, though must also apply UCAS as well. But i must say direct application is much easier.

Higher costs mate, d direct unis are mostly cheaper with the exception of Hull. Still... any advice any one?
solstice818: Thanks

Hey, thanks for the wish. But what about quality? Say among the 4 direct applications unis? All I've heard so far are their marketing pitches. Any pros and cons about the quality? Anyone?

hello all.y nephew is planning to do the university of london LLB external degree soon. i wish to ask, is there any where that i can view the sample degree award or cert? i hope some friends will help here.

thanks in advance. thanks

Ahh well it depends on results too. I will try but not easy to get to either Cardiff or Livpool. Yup, I've heard that about Hertfordshire, also heard that it's easy to score well there. Damn, what a dilemma

hello all, I've currently finished my first semester of A Levels in Segi College Sarawak. I plan to enter the UOL LLB program in SEGi as well. I heard that the my batch will take the exams in June 2013 and then the intake for the LLB will be in August 2013 if everything goes well. My question is does the first year of LLB starts in that August 2013 or Jan 2014 ?

Btw, can anyone recommend any good websites that has A quality llb essays ?? tq

LLM from where? Do you intend to go into legal practice?

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Added on May 10, 2012, 11:22 pm

Didn't even know Segi offers that.

There's even a 3-year Diploma in law. No idea what that does ...

Segi is ok but sometimes i suspect it's the students who are rather lazy resulting in a big drop in results. But anyways, thanks for answering my questions. I have one more question here. Is it better to do all my 3 years of llb in kuching and then take CLP in KL or use credit transfer in the last year of my LLB to get into UOL in UK and go for English Bar ? Or maybe there's a better option ? Btw, i'm not really rich so the idea of going to UK is quite a headache ... possible to get scholarship ?

Thanks for replying. LLM from UOL as well Well, I'm really not into legal practice, perhaps for a few years for the sake of experience and then I'll opt for corporate. It's just that City (formerly Inns of court) seems like a good opportunity and a good school, and i'm so happy they offered me a place but i feel bad spending so much there.

you mean you study LLB for 8 years? so long? i know it's quite confusing..but i'm gonna give a shot still. 
I met one guy that studied himself for UOL external programme. and got a first class in LLB.

No, I've been studying the law for 8 years, and I will continue to do that for the next 80 years, provided that I live till then.

Any other offers?

I know it's good for IP, and probably commercial law. For LLM, reputation is everything. So you should try to get the best one that you can. Should try UCL and LSE.

No don't apply to so many. Just aim for a few. The university should be much more reputable than the one you got your LLB from. You want to 'upgrade'. I'm fine with Bristol and Notts. Both are good. But probably not Manchester, which has about the same reputation as Cardiff.

Other sexy choices include Durham and Edinburg.

No don't apply to so many. Just aim for a few. The university should be much more reputable than the one you got your LLB from. You want to 'upgrade'. I'm fine with Bristol and Notts. Both are good. But probably not Manchester, which has about the same reputation as Cardiff.

Other sexy choices include Durham and Edinburg.

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Added on May 12, 2012, 1:04 am

Btw I know how rubbish CLP is. That's the worse thing I've undertaken.

No you don't use the world ranking. In the case of law schools, you usually go by reputation. I'll put Cardiff on par with Manchester but behind QMUL, which has the UOL factor. But I'll put both Notts and Bristol ahead of QMUL.

I should also say something about 'upgrading'. Say an LLB from Bristol is more prestigious than an LLB from Cardiff. If the Cardiff LLB holder gets an LLM from Bristol, it doesn't put them on par. To surpass the Bristol LLB holder, the Cardiff LLB holder should get his LLM from a university more prestigious than Bristol, say UCL. So that's why I said that the LLM conferring university that you choose should be very much more prestigious than your LLB conferring university.

All are just my opinion though so take it with a pinch of salt.

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Added on May 12, 2012, 1:17 am

I have recently attended a conference on the CBC. The amount of hostility by the public unis .... my god. So it will never happen unless the authorities decide to bulldoze its way.

Much welcome.

Yes it is. If you apply to a competitive one, you should put lots of time and effort into it. And make sure your references are 'academic' references, not 'character' refrences.

Between Bristol and Notts I will go for Bristol. Less common in Malaysia.

First time using this profile pic, haha. Yes, I guess my username indicates that. But I prefer to be called a scholar.

Haha, not a very common coat of arm.

Nice places. Haven't been to Cardiff, which I heard is quite nice.