University of Law

Overview:

• Founded in 1876 as the Law Society School of Law
• One of the largest providers of legal education in the UK
• Campuses in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Guildford, Leeds, Manchester, and Nottingham
• Over 10,000 students from over 100 countries
• Notable alumni include former Prime Minister David Cameron and former Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer

Student Life:

Extracurricular Activities:

Over 50 student-led societies and clubs, including Law Society, Mooting Society, and Pro Bono Society

Sports Teams:

University of Law teams compete in various sports, including football, netball, and basketball

Student Support Services:

Dedicated Student Services team provides support with academic, personal, and financial matters

Campus Facilities:

Modern campuses with state-of-the-art facilities, including lecture halls, moot courts, and libraries

Academics:

Academic Resources:

Extensive library resources, including access to online databases and legal journals

Faculty:

Experienced and qualified faculty with expertise in various legal fields

Teaching Methodologies:

Interactive lectures, seminars, and workshops

Academic Support Services:

Academic Skills Centre provides support with writing, research, and presentation skills

• Unique Academic Programs or Initiatives:

  • Legal Practice Course (LPC)
  • Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC)
  • Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE)
  • Master of Laws (LLM) programs in various specializations

Top Reasons to Study Here:

Reputation:

Consistently ranked among the top law schools in the UK

Rankings:

Top 10 in the UK for Law (The Guardian University Guide 2023)

Specialized Facilities:

Moot courts, law clinics, and legal research centers

Industry Connections:

Partnerships with leading law firms and organizations

Notable Alumni:

Successful graduates in various legal professions

Services:

Counseling:

Confidential counseling services available to students

Health:

Access to on-campus health centers and NHS services

Housing:

University-managed accommodation and support with finding private housing

Library Resources:

Extensive law libraries with access to a wide range of legal materials

Technology Support:

IT support and access to online learning resources

Career Development:

Career Development Service provides support with CV writing, interview preparation, and job search