Foreign Trade University - Faculty of International Education

Many Vietnamese students study Law for one or two years in Vietnam before seeking opportunities to transfer to the UK. However, quite a few have had their transfer applications rejected and were required to start over from the first year if they wanted to obtain a UK Bachelor of Laws degree.

The reason lies in the very specific legal system and curriculum of UK law programs. Universities in the UK - including the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) - only recognize programs designed according to UK legal standards from the outset. This means that credits earned in Vietnam are often not accepted, even if students have studied similar courses.

So, if you truly want to earn a UK-recognized Bachelor of Laws degree, you need to choose the right pathway from the start!

One of the smartest and most flexible options available today is the Bachelor of Laws program jointly offered by Foreign Trade University (FTU) and the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol).

With this program, students can:

• Study entirely in Vietnam and receive a degree awarded by UWE Bristol

• Or study 2 years at FTU and transfer to the UK for the final year

• Obtain a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) - an official UK law degree

• Be trained in the UK legal system right from the first year

• Save time and costs without having to start over

For those who aim to pursue an international legal career, work in global law firms, international organizations, or businesses with cross-border operations, this is a clear and effective pathway to achieve that ambition.

Take the time to research carefully and make your decision early - starting right will take you further!

Message the Faculty of International Education (FTU) for detailed consultation!
Admissions announcement: https://urlvn.net/LuatUWE