EdQuest Law School
Your future in law starts here — in Ipoh.
Study three Cambridge International AS & A Level subjects with us — Law, Psychology and Business — then choose your path to a law degree: a local or international university, or study the University of London LLB with EdQuest's teaching and support. One school, one clear pathway, from classroom to career.
Your path to law
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IGCSE foundations
Build strong English, analytical and writing skills through our Pearson Edexcel and OxfordAQA IGCSE programme.
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Cambridge A-Levels: Law, Psychology & Business
Three Cambridge International AS & A Level subjects. Law is your core — legal systems, reasoning and real cases. Psychology helps you understand people, evidence and behaviour. Business builds awareness for commercial and corporate law.
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Choose your route
Decide what suits your goals and family: a local or international university, or study the University of London LLB with EdQuest's teaching and support.
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Earn your LLB
Complete a Bachelor of Laws — the academic foundation for a legal career.
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Launch your career
Move toward professional qualification — for example Malaysia's CLP or Bar routes — or one of the many careers that value legal training. Requirements are set by the relevant regulators.
Two routes to your law degree
Route A
Local or international university
- Apply to a Malaysian or overseas university offering law
- A full-time campus experience, at home or abroad
- Entry requirements set by each university
- We work with our university partners to help secure your place
Route B
University of London LLB, with EdQuest
- Study the University of London LLB with EdQuest's teaching and support
- Degree awarded by the University of London
- Structured, scheduled classes and personal mentoring
- Be part of a school community in Ipoh, close to family
- Career guidance from first year to graduation — contact admissions for details
Why start with A-Level Law?
Know before you commit
Experience studying law before choosing a degree — so your decision is an informed one.
Skills that transfer
Critical thinking, structured writing and persuasive argument help in any degree and career.
A clear head start
Begin your LLB already familiar with legal concepts, cases and the way lawyers think.
A school, not a tuition centre
Structured classes, mentoring, a real school community and career guidance — at every step of the pathway.
Who it's for
- Students finishing IGCSE who are curious about law, justice and how society works
- Strong readers and writers who enjoy debate and problem-solving
- Families who want a clear, guided pathway to a law degree — with the option to study in Ipoh
- Students weighing law against other careers, who want to explore before deciding
About the University of London LLB
The LLB is awarded by the University of London and developed by a consortium of its law schools — Birkbeck, King's, LSE, Queen Mary, SOAS and UCL. It can be studied flexibly online, and the University was the first to offer degrees that could be studied anywhere in the world. Find out more on the University of London website.
Recognition for legal practice varies by country. The University of London advises confirming requirements with the relevant regulator before applying.
Law pathway FAQ
Which A-Level subjects will I take?
You take three Cambridge International AS & A Level subjects: Law (your core subject), Psychology (understanding people, evidence and behaviour) and Business (awareness for commercial and corporate law).
Do I need to have studied law before?
No. Cambridge International AS & A Level Law introduces the subject from the start — it suits students who are curious, enjoy reading and love a good argument. Contact admissions for details on entry requirements.
Is the University of London LLB a real degree?
Yes. The LLB is awarded by the University of London, which in 1858 became the first university to offer degrees that could be studied anywhere in the world. The programme is developed by a consortium of University of London law schools, including King's, LSE and UCL.
Can I practise law in Malaysia with this pathway?
Professional qualification rules are set by each country's regulator, and they can change. The University of London itself advises students to confirm in writing with the regulator where they intend to practise before applying. Our team will help you understand the options — contact admissions for details.
How long does it take and what does it cost?
Durations, fees, intakes and entry grades depend on the route you choose. Contact admissions for details.
Which universities can I apply to for Route A?
We work with our university partners to help secure your place at a local or international university, subject to each university's entry requirements. Contact admissions for details.
Start your path to law
WhatsApp our admissions team to talk through A-Level Law and your LLB options.
WhatsApp 010-253 9817 · Tel +60 5-281 2806