University of Birmingham Dubai invites applications for Bachelor of Commercial Law (BCL)

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The University of Birmingham Dubai has opened applications for its Bachelor of Commercial Law (BCL), a specialised three-year undergraduate programme that combines the study of legal principles with commercial practice in a global context.

ebruary 12, 2026: The University of Birmingham Dubai has opened applications for its Bachelor of Commercial Law (BCL), a specialised three-year undergraduate programme that combines the study of legal principles with commercial practice in a global context. The programme emphasises the legal rules, concepts and frameworks that underpin commercial transactions, preparing students for careers in law, business and international commerce.

 

Delivered on the University’s dynamic Dubai campus, students benefit from world-class teaching by legal scholars and industry practitioners, interactive seminar discussions, skills workshops, and opportunities to participate in extra-curricular legal activities. Graduates receive the same UK-standard degree awarded by the University of Birmingham, complemented by professional development support and career guidance.

 

Programme delivery:  

 

The BCL is structured over three full-time academic years. Students engage in lectures, seminars, group work and independent study to build a strong foundation in legal knowledge and commercial applications. Assessments include coursework, presentations and examinations designed to develop critical thinking and legal reasoning.

 

Course dates:  September 2026

 

Entry Requirements:  

 

  • Indian applicants should have an overall average of75% if applying from CBSE, ISC, Maharashtra Board or West Bengal Board.
  • For other state boards, applicants should have an overall average of 80%.

 

English Language Requirements:  Students will need standard XII English at 70% or 75% depending on the state board, or IELTS 6.5 overall.

 

TuitionThe annual tuition fee for 2026 entry is AED 134,922 (Approximately INR 33,60,628) per year.

 

Scholarship:   A range of scholarships and financial support options are available to high-achieving applicants at the University of Birmingham Dubai. Prospective students are encouraged to explore funding opportunities that may be carried forward throughout their studies. For scholarships, please visit: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/dubai/study/fees/scholarships

 

Application processApplications for the September 2026 intake are now open. Interested students can apply online by submitting the completed application form and supporting academic documents through the University’s admissions portal.

 

For more details please visit:

https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/dubai/study/undergraduate/subjects/law-courses/bachelor-commercial-law?utm_source=chatgpt.com   

 

For a personal consultation with the in-country representatives, please write to dubaiqueries@contacts.bham.ac.uk  

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