Oxford Institute of Legal Practice
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The Oxford Institute of Legal Practice (OXILP) was established jointly by the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University in 1993 to specialise in the delivery of solicitor training and the Legal Practice Course (LPC). In 2008 OXILP became a fully integrated part of Oxford Brookes University within the School of Social Sciences and Law and its home is in Headington Hill Hall, a Grade II listed mansion dating back to 1771. OXILP students are taught in and around Headington Hill Hall and have access to the wider resources within the University.
Students on the legal practice course have access to all the facilities of Oxford Brookes University, use of Oxford University's Bodleian Law Library as well as the Oxford University Careers Services.
OXILP has more recently[when?] become one of only five QLTT[clarification needed] providers in the country, enabling overseas lawyers and barristers to qualify as solicitors in England and Wales.[citation needed]
The Legal Practice Course culminates in the award of a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice. The Diploma is jointly awarded by the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University.
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