How the partnership works
Global Premier Law College is a teaching partner of the University of Wolverhampton under a formal partnership agreement signed in 2025. The University owns the degree. We teach it.
| The University of Wolverhampton | Global Premier Law College |
|---|---|
| Approves admissions and registers every student | Teaches through University approved lecturers |
| Approves every lecturer before they teach | Runs exams and invigilation under University rules |
| Approves and moderates all assessments | Keeps all student records |
| Processes results through its Boards of Examiners | Runs the student complaints procedure |
| Appoints external examiners | Supports students every day on campus |
| Awards the degree and handles appeals | Takes part in the University's partnership reviews |
Your protection as a student
If the partnership ever ends, students who are already enrolled will still complete their degrees.
About the University of Wolverhampton
The University of Wolverhampton is a UK public university. Its roots go back to the 19th century Mechanics' Institutes, and it became a university in 1992. More than 30,200 students study worldwide with the University, and 85% of its most recent UK graduates are in work or further study, according to the Graduate Outcomes Survey published in 2026.
Source: University of Wolverhampton, key facts and figures.