Being one of the country’s oldest legal education specialist providers, the University of Law has nine campuses across the country in Bristol, Birmingham, Chester, Leeds, Guildford, Manchester, Nottingham and London along with a branch in Singapore. Founded in 1962, it was formed from the merging of the Law Society School of Law and the tutorial firm Gibson and Weldon and was earlier known as The College of Law. As the largest law school in the country, it provides specialist legal training and law degrees along with Graduate Diplomas in Law and Legal Practice courses at the University of Exeter, University of East Anglia, University of Reading and University of Liverpool. The university introduced its Business School in 2016 and has partnerships with international institutions like Berlin’s GISMA Business School. With its contemporary teaching practices, it also opened its new campus in Hong Kong which is an international finance and commerce hub.