Law courses in Clearing 2026.
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Discover our Law courses in Clearing for September 2026
Ranked among the UK’s Top 20 universities for Law*, we are a Russell Group institution recognised globally for excellent graduate outcomes. Our LLB Law courses provide students with the foundation to pursue a professional legal career. You will study in applied settings – community legal projects, advocacy, pro bono work, small learning communities, mooting, or via a four-year work placement programme.
We accept a range of qualifications and welcome students from all walks of life. There's still time to apply for 2026 entry; get prepared and sign up now for exclusive Clearing guidance and information about Exeter's career-focused courses.
*Footnote: 17th in the Complete University Guide 2027
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Decisions will be sent to UCAS as we start to receive results throughout June and July. For applicants taking A-Levels, please check your UCAS Hub from 08:00 on Thursday 13 August 2026.
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What our students say
"I love the fact that my course is more than just about reading lots of books, it’s very practical. For example, in my first year, we had a mock tribunal in one of our seminars. The University invited someone from London to act as a head judge, and we all dressed up as lawyers and got to present our clients as if we were in court. There have also been similar things organised by the Law Society as well. As well as this, we’ve had the opportunity to go to court and watch trials and sentencing which has been really interesting. There is of course reading to do but the practical aspect is what makes this course interesting for me.
We get massive support from our tutors; if you don’t understand anything or are struggling you can always reach out to them and they will take the time to explain something."
Ernestina, from the UK, studying LLB Law with Business, Penryn Campus, Cornwall