The law affects us in multiple ways, whether it's protecting civil liberties or keeping order. You'll gain the critical thinking and communication skills to study and challenge its development and advocate for those in need of legal representation.
Study at a UK top 10 University for Law (The Guardian University Guide 2026) and join our friendly community of students and academics, taking part in team-building exercises and small-group learning. There will be opportunities to practise client interviewing and case management through placements, workshops and volunteering. Hear from leading lawyers and business professionals in regular seminars and get career-ready with weekly employability skills lectures, our unique Careers Programme and annual law fair. At master’s level choose topics from commercial law to human rights.
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My human rights work has involved advising organisations and courts around the world. From Kosovo, Phnom Penh and Sierra Leone to The Hague and the United Nations.
Student stories
Offering support in court
Accompanying defendants in court as McKenzie Friends.
My ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ undergraduate law degree led to my success as an entrepreneur
Rohit Mukul talks about how he founded Zeelab Pharmacy that now has more than 1,700 franchise stores, 200 company-owned stores and more than 150,000 application downloads.
Getting on the case: how university activities launched my law career
Caroline Jackson seized opportunities ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ Law School offered that were not required for her degree. These extra-curricular activities and trips built her skills and her confidence.
