Begin your journey with a two-year or three-year foundation in Canada at Humber, then transition to your LLB at Leicester Law School. International experience through our UK partnership. Any student at Humber can use this pathway to gain access to an LLB.

About Leicester Law School

We have the most Canadians of any Law School in the UK.

Tailored for Canadian Success

Two Canadian Law modules prepare students for accreditation exams in Canada

• Our award-winning Pro Bono Committee offers 14 hands-on legal projects, boosting employability
• The Canadian Law Society provides mentorship, academic support, and social events
• Canadian Mooting Competition sharpens advocacy skills in Canadian law
• No LSAT/LNAT required—accessible admissions
• Safe, student-friendly city with easy access to London and major airports
• Trusted by Canadian students—referrals and alumni networks make all the difference

About Humber Polytechnic

Humber is Canada’s competitive advantage. Like the world around us, they’re constantly in motion, creating a new expectation for education. More than just a place to learn, it’s a place to belong. Offering the largest depth and breadth of programming to more than 86,000 learners, Humber is pioneering innovative and collaborative approaches to teaching and learning. Humber is the only institution in Canada to offer Paralegal education at the degree, diploma and graduate certificate levels. Humber also publishes the only academic journal in Canada devoted to Paralegal Access to Justice.

Find out about Humber Polytechnic's programs

Humber Diploma to Leicester Law School LLB Pathway

Leicester Law School is proud to welcome students from Humber Polytechnic to start their LLB 3-year LLB programme, Law LLB (including Canadian Law)  designed with Canadian students in mind.

Applicants from Humber will usually need to have achieved the following for entry to the 3 year LLB degree at Leicester

• Completion of any Humber 2-year diploma with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 70%

Humber Degree + Leicester Law School JD Pathway

Already pursuing a degree at Humber Polytechnic? Continue with our Law (JD Pathway) LLB — a graduate entry 2-year programme that includes specialised Canadian Law modules.

Applicants from Humber will usually need to have achieved the following for entry to the 2-year JD Pathway at Leicester.

• Completion of Humber Bachelor of Paralegal Studies, or any Humber degree, with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 65%

We welcome applications from motivated students whose predicted grades are slightly below our standard entry requirements.

This pathway leads to a 2-year Law (JD Pathway) LLB.

What can you study?

On the diploma route you will have two years at Humber Polytechnic and three years at Leicester Law School. You can choose to study the Law LLB by the standard route or the Law LLB (including Canadian Law), which includes two modules on Canadian law: Foundations of Canadian Law in Year 2 and Canadian Constitutional Law in Year 3.

On the degree route you will have three or four years at Humber and two years at Leicester. On this route you will study our Law (JD Pathway) LLB, completing your LLB studies in just two years. This degree includes 'Foundations of Canadian Law' and 'Canadian Constitutional Law' to equip you with a critical understanding of the framework and fundamentals of Canadian law and help you prepare for the Canadian National Committee on Accreditation exams in those subjects. This degree is recognised in Canada, England and Wales. It will provide an excellent foundation to pursue a legal career in these countries. Alternatively you can apply for the Law LLB 3-year degree which includes a range of further optional modules.

Fees and scholarships

You can find information on tuition fees for international students on our course page for Law LLB and Law (JD Pathway) LLB. Available funding opportunities are on our scholarships page, including our International Undergraduate Tuition Fee Waver and our International Undergraduate Merit Scholarship worth up to £5,000 per year.