Scholarship

Law Progression Scholarship

Queen Mary University of London Original Source

About This Opportunity

The Law Progression Scholarship is a fee discount program offered by Queen Mary University of London to alumni who have previously completed an LLB Law degree at Queen Mary or qualifying University of London institutions. The scholarship provides significant tuition fee reductions for graduates wishing to pursue full-time postgraduate LLM or MSc Law programs at Queen Mary's London campus. The discount amount varies based on whether the applicant is a Queen Mary graduate or a University of London institution graduate, and whether they qualify for Home or International fee status. To be eligible, students must have achieved an upper second-class honour (2.1) or first class honours (1st) degree in their undergraduate LLB. Queen Mary LLB alumni receive fee discounts of £4,000 (Home students) or £6,000 (International students), while University of London institution alumni receive discounts of £2,000 (Home students) or £3,000 (International students). This results in reduced tuition fees ranging from £15,800 to £29,500 depending on the applicant's background and fee status. The scholarship is available for unlimited awards for January 2026 entry and applies only to full-time, London-based LLM and MSc Law programs run by the School of Law and Centre for Commercial Law Studies. The scholarship cannot be combined with other Queen Mary or external scholarships, and several program types are explicitly excluded, including Paris-based programs, dual degree programs with Singapore, MRes, PGCert, PGDip, distance learning, variable mode, and part-time programs.

12 - 13 mo

Who Can Apply

Region
United Kingdom
Project in
United Kingdom
Applicants
individual

Application Details

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Review process

Applicants must contact admissions if they have already applied to have the scholarship applied to their application. Eligibility is automatically determined based on prior degree classification and institution.

Restrictions

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