The Legal Practice Course (LPC) is the final academic stage of qualification before becoming a solicitor. Our course is fully accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. You will cover elements required by the Solicitors Regulation Authority including Property Law, Business Law and Practice and Litigation (including Civil and Criminal Litigation), and choose from a list of Electives available. The LLM Legal Practice masters qualification incorporates the Solicitors Regulation Authority requirements of the Legal Practice Course as well. This course provides opportunities for all students on the course to participate in pro-bono activities. Pro-bono will usually involve work for a charity or similar organization in an advisory capacity, which will be invaluable in terms of enhancing your career prospects. Graduates will normally proceed to a training contract to complete their qualification as a solicitor. The vast majority of LPC graduates go on to become qualified solicitors in a range of organizations across many specialist areas. Some overseas professional bodies accept the LPC as satisfying their admission requirements to practice as a lawyer.