Bachelor in Immigration Law (BIL046)
Bachelor in Immigration Law (BIL046) at LSTH
Tourism, hospitality and aviation industries depend on the movement of people across borders — guests, staff and trainees alike. Behind every visa stamp sits a complex framework of immigration law, policy and process. The Bachelor in Immigration Law (BIL046) at the London School of Tourism and Hospitality is a three-year degree that builds the legal literacy and procedural understanding to work within that framework.
This is a specialist law-oriented degree, with strong relevance to immigration advisory work, asylum and refugee support roles, and compliance functions inside organisations that hire or host international staff. The Bachelor in Immigration Law (BIL046) is structured so it works as a standalone qualification while complementing the broader tourism-and-hospitality lens that defines LSTH.
Why Immigration Law Sits Near Hospitality and Tourism
Hotels, restaurants, airlines and tour operators are routinely among the largest employers of international staff and the largest hosts of international visitors. People who understand how visa categories, sponsorship and compliance actually work add real value in HR, advisory and support roles inside those industries — and in dedicated immigration practices.
Who the Bachelor in Immigration Law (BIL046) Is For
- School leavers interested in law, policy and human movement.
- Hospitality HR staff who want a formal legal grounding.
- Career changers from advocacy, social work or charity sectors.
- International students aiming at immigration advisory or compliance careers.
Career Directions
Graduates of the Bachelor in Immigration Law (BIL046) typically progress into immigration advisor or paralegal positions, compliance and sponsorship-licence support roles within larger employers, and policy or NGO work in the asylum and refugee field. Regulated immigration advisory work in the UK is subject to additional licensing — graduates planning that route should check current Home Office and OISC guidance.
How You'll Study
The Bachelor combines lecture-based teaching, statutory and case-law work, and applied scenarios. London is a useful base — the city is one of the most international labour and migration hubs in the world. Module structure, project work and intake calendar are confirmed at enrolment.
Entry Requirements
- Secondary school qualifications or equivalent.
- IELTS 5.5–6.0 for international applicants.
- Aged 17 or above at intake.
- Strong reading and reasoning skills assessed at application.
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