Our students

When I discovered I had achieved a First Class degree I began to think big, and suddenly my opportunities were endless. I plan to practice law in Sri Lanka and represent my nation, speaking for and defending the cause of humanity. Milhan Ikram Mohamed, LLB, Sri Lanka.

A University of London degree makes a difference on your CV and is valued by employers in the Middle East. Stan Kolpakoff, BSc  Accounting and Finance, Dubai.

My journey to achieve to the LLB made me realise that with sheer hard work, zeal for knowledge, perseverance and strength of character you can achieve your goals. Qasim Aziz Butt, LLB, Pakistan.

The most enjoyable part of studying for my degree was the sense of fulfilment when you know you tried your best and your efforts have paid off. Zane Tan, BSc Computing and Information Systems, Singapore.

It took commitment and focus to achieve my degree, and in particular time management was a challenge. Marlon B.L. Herry, BSc Information Systems and Management, Trinidad and Tobago.

I chose to study philosophy as I have always been interested in the 'big questions' about life and wanted to learn how to formulate answers to these in a logical and critical way. Kelly Richardson, BA Philosophy, UK.

The LLB  is an excellent program that compares to and exceeds many of the finest worldwide law schools in terms of overall value, educational excellence and worldwide support. Rafail Veli, LLB, Canada.

My degree in business helped hone my business acumen and I now plan to take a Masters to give me the knowledge to develop my business further by raising my own animals and crops. I am committed to using my career to contribute to the development of my country's agricultural systems. Ken Chong, BSc Business, Hong Kong.

One of the most important outcomes from studying, was developing an independent mind.  My education has not only enriched my knowledge but also helped prepare me to face unforeseeable challenges in the future. Andreas Wong, LLB, Hong Kong.

I started studying for the BSc in Economics and Management while living in Mumbai, India, when I was 18, with the aim of building an educational foundation that would carry me through the rest of my life. Tanzie Variava, BSc Economics and Management, USA.

Obtaining my degree gave me a possibly the greatest sense of achievement I have ever experienced and I have no doubt that I would not have got this job without it. Robert Tew, BSc Development & Economics, UK.

I chose the University of London as it is a well recognized university and since it gave me a wide array of choices of courses. In addition, I could select those subjects that I believed would help me in my career. Akvan Gajanayake, BSc Management, Sri Lanka.

I recommend the University of London degree to anyone whose aspiration is to become a leader in today's dynamic business environment. Monica Sindy Ramdial, BSc Information Systems and Management, Trinidad and Tobago.

Having a degree from the University of London, gave me a better chance to join a prestigious law firm as it is an emblem of excellence and a distinction in itself. Nabila Rafique, LLB, Bangladesh.

I am certain that University of London has opened many doors for me with such a brilliant start to my career! Asha d/o Mukherjee Dulal, BSc Accounting and Finance, Singapore.

Undertaking this degree sharpened my analytical mindset and also widened my problem-solving perspective. It took less than three months after graduating to land a job at a major US multinational technology and business services company. Chow Kin Keong, BSc in Computing and Information Systems, Singapore.

I have recognised that philosophy now provides a platform and methodology for almost everything I do at work and in life. I am currently the Chairman of the Tax Appeal Court of Trinidad and Tobago. Justice Antony Gafoor, BA Philosophy, Trinidad and Tobago.


Hong Kong student May Ling Wong is a recent addition to the illustrious ranks of University of London LLB graduates. What's more, she is now the proud owner of a First Class degree - a remarkable achievement, particularly given the added pressures of External study. May Ling Wong, LLB, Hong Kong.