Foreign LL.B. holders through the Law College
For: Graduates with an LL.B. from a recognised foreign university, and barristers.
- Check that your degree is from a university recognised by the Council of Legal Education. For degrees begun on or after 30 December 2020, the rules require sitting a special entrance examination.
- Provide a certificate from the home jurisdiction confirming your eligibility to practise there, where the Law College's notice asks for it.
- Sit the Law College examinations, without lectures where the rules allow.
- Complete about six months as an articled clerk under an attorney of at least eight years' standing, then be admitted by the Supreme Court.
Intakes, notices and fees change, so follow the Law College's current notices. We did not find the Supreme Court's own admission steps.
