The College of Legal Practice s proud to announce a new partnership with Regent’s University London alongside its new LLB (Hons) Law course.
The College of Legal Practice is an accredited UK postgraduate law school specialising in the training of aspiring solicitors. Its mission is to develop excellent legal professionals through personalised, flexible, and practice-led learning, closely aligned with the requirements of today’s legal profession.
Through this partnership, Regent’s law students will undertake specialist learning designed to prepare them for success in the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) if they choose. These modules focus on transactional law, business awareness, and professional competencies, ensuring students graduate with not only strong academic foundations but the practical skills desired by employers.
Fary Cachelin, Provost and Deputy Vice Chancellor at Regent’s University London, said: ‘I am delighted that Regent’s has formalised its relationship with The College of Legal Practice. This partnership strengthens our commitment to a law degree that combines academic excellence with professional relevance. By drawing on the expertise of a leading provider of solicitor training, we are enhancing our teaching with insights shaped by legal practice and ensuring our students are well prepared for the next stage of their legal careers.’
Dr Giles Proctor, CEO at The College of Legal Practice added: ‘We are delighted to be partnering with Regent's University London to enable their law students to get a head start with their qualification training. Bringing SQE preparation into their LLB (Hons) Law course is an exciting development that will greatly benefit their students and give them an advantage right at the beginning of their legal careers. We are looking forward to supporting Regent's undergraduates through this innovative programme from September this year.’
The collaboration strengthens Regent’s distinctive approach to legal education, blending academic rigour with real-world application and offering students a clear pathway towards professional qualification.