The Belgrave Centre on Chaucer Street is the primary teaching location for Nottingham Law School's LPC and GDL courses.
The Nottingham Law School is one of the largest law schools in the UK with over 100 full-time lecturers and 2,800 students. It is an academic and professional institution situated in the East Midlands. The Law School is affiliated to Nottingham Trent University.
Nottingham Law School provides an LLB degree in addition to postgraduate courses like the LLM and other research degrees. The School also provides professional legal education in terms of the GDL, the (Graduate Diploma in Law); the LPC, (Legal Practice Course) for would-be solicitors, and the BVC (Bar Vocational Course) for those studying for the Bar.
The Law School has been given the top 'Excellent' rating by the Law Society and comparable ratings by the Bar Council of England and Wales every year since its inception.
The Law School recently announced that a record 47% of their BVC graduates got pupillages[1] and 90% of their LPC graduates got training contracts[2].
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