- Applicants must hold a Common Law Qualification.
- Applicants must demonstrate competence in 9 compulsory subjects (Contract, Tort, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Land Law, Equity, Evidence, Business Associations and Commercial Law). Additionally, overseas applicants will be required to demonstrate competence in 3 top-up subjects (Hong Kong Constitutional Law, Hong Kong Land Law and Hong Kong Legal System). This is only a summary and applicants should read in full the Statement of the Standing Committee on Legal Education and Training, available at http://www.pcea.com.hk, before they proceed with the application. If applicants have any questions about this information, they should contact the Hong Kong Conversion Examination Board, c/o PCLL Conversion Examination and Administration Limited (“the PCEA”).
- Applicants applying for admission with overseas law qualifications will be required to provide exemption letter(s) for the 9 core subjects issued by the PCEA (or evidence of having passed the appropriate conversion exam(s) where an exemption has not been granted) in addition to providing proof of having passed the 3 top-up subjects in support of their application.
- Applicants must hold an academic module International English Language Test Certificate (IELTS) from a test taken not earlier than 30 April 2022 at the IELTS test centre with an overall band score of 7 or above (in a single sitting).
- All the stipulated admission criteria will be required to be met in full before commencement of studies in September 2025. No exemption or waiver in whole or part for any criterion will be granted.