Legal Practice (SQE Pathway) Middlesex University Dubai

Overview

Combining global academic practice and online learning, students on this programme will benefit from studying at a leading Law School in the UAE, one of the world’s most exciting jurisdictions, whilst preparing to qualify as a solicitor in England and Wales. The LLM Legal Practice (SQE Pathway) programme from Middlesex University Dubai  will provide them with a truly international perspective on the field of law.

Key facts

• The programme is suited to a range of fresh graduates and legal professionals who wish to become qualified solicitors in the jurisdiction of England and Wales, including:
• UK LLB graduates

• Law graduates from other jurisdictions

• Current paralegals and others working in the legal industry

• Foreign qualified lawyers looking to qualify as solicitors of England and Wales
• The LLM Legal Practice (SQE Pathway) has been specifically designed in a way to ensure that you are equipped with outstanding knowledge and skills both in line with a Postgraduate degree in law, as well as what is required in legal practice.
• Specifically, as one of the objectives of this programme is to prepare you to sit the Solicitors Qualifying Examinations in order to qualify as England and Wales solicitors, Middlesex University Dubai has partnered with The College of Legal Practice, who have expertise in guiding you through the specific modules preparing you for this examination.
• Learners will study a blend of compulsory academic modules covering essential legal expertise and skills, such as dispute resolution; business, property and criminal law; and wills and administration of estates.
• Future career and employment
• The LLM Legal Practice (SQE Pathway) has been specifically developed to support students in employability and career progression. The specific SQE focused modules are tailored to support students to be ready to undertake the SQE exams, required for anyone to be employed in law firms and work as a solicitor of England and Wales. Both the knowledge and skills developed through these two modules prepare students for practice and make them more attractive to employers.