LLM Legal Practice Course

The Legal Practice Course (LPC) LLM from Cardiff University is a practical postgraduate course designed for those looking to become a solicitor. This comprehensive course is developed primarily to hone the skills to practice law with professionalism, integrity, and an informed awareness of contemporary legal and business issues. Course Content: The LPC LLM covers an extensive range of topics including ethics, professional conduct issues, acquisition of practical legal skills, and offering opportunities to reflect upon, and further develop, the practice of law. Emphasis is placed on the development of key skills, such as client interviewing, legal drafting, and advocacy, to enhance professional competency. Key Modules: The course comprises of compulsory modules which include Business Law and Practice, Property Law and Practice, Litigation and Advocacy and optional modules to choose from areas including Family Law, Employment Law and Media Law among others. In addition, a reflective report and skills portfolio are mandatory.Accreditations: This course meets the requirements of the SRA, and students who successfully complete all elements of the course are awarded a Master's degree and are eligible to apply for admission to the roll of solicitors. Future Careers: Successful completion of the LPC LLM prepares students for a career as a solicitor skilled in the application of law within a practical context. The course is designed to equip students for careers in legal practice or any professional career where a detailed understanding of the law could be beneficial.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.