It has always been a central feature of the British Law centre that all its courses are designed to be taught in the local university of our students, enabling them to study English common law side by side with their own university degree studies.

Before the opening of any new centre, we first aim to identify an appropriate academic partner with whom we will enter into initial discussions to ascertain how our courses might fit into the local faculty structure and in particular whether they may be included as part of the host university curriculum or syllabus. In many centres this would then also mean that our program would be incorporated into the university degree structure, or would enable the registered student to gain ECST credits as part of their studies.

These partnerships are highly valued by us and fundamental to our aims.

We are naturally interested in receiving contact from potential partner universities in the region.