If you have completed an undergraduate degree in a non-law discipline, but would like to pursue a career in law, our law conversion courses will help you take the first step.

To celebrate Pride Month our expert tutor will be looking at changes in the law relating to LGBTQ+ rights. We will walk though the historical challenges the community faced, momentous changes in legislation but also the new obstacles standing in the way of progression.

Interested in a career in international arbitration and mediation? Hear from a range of professional arbitrators and mediators, including speakers from the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), Phoenix Dispute Solutions and 4 Pump Court Chambers, whose specialisms include commercial dispute...

To recognise mental health awareness week our expert tutor will be exploring how mental health is protected by the law and how it is adapting in the face of more individuals suffering with these issues.

Book a place on the live event now: https://www.law.ac.uk/events/event-booking/?id=fbaf7163-2...

This International Women’s Day we explore whether women’s rights are fully protected by the Law. The #MeToo and ‘Time’s Up’ movements have highlighted the issues that most women face on a daily basis and have started to shift attitudes but violence against women is a major problem world-wide and ...

Find out about our law courses and discover why more law students have chosen us than any other UK university in 2021.

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Helping you become employable is a central aim of our courses, along with our expert Employability Service. Find out more about how the goal of employment is embedded into our teaching.

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Our Bar Series is designed for those interested in becoming a barrister to help you decide whether a career at the Bar is right for you. In this episode we cover the basics on starting your journey to become a Barrister.

Our Bar Series is designed for those interested in becoming a barrister to help you decide whether a career at the Bar is right for you. In this episode Sophie covers the basics of Pupillage.

If you enjoyed this video you may be interested in exploring our Bar Practice Course. www.law.ac.uk/stu...

Our Bar Series is designed for those interested in becoming a barrister to help you decide whether a career at the Bar is right for you. In this episode Sophie talks about the four Inns of Court and why they are important to Bar students.

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Barristers and solicitors often work closely together, however there are several distinct differences between the two roles. Understanding the work each role involves is the first step to deciding which career might be best for you. We’ve put together some information on the roles to help you dec...

As part of our Criminal Investigation day Luke explores exactly what victimology is.

Find out how you an enhance your career with a Master of Laws (LLM). Jo & Vicky talk you through the different LLMs on offer at The University of Law.

Being neurodiverse means that some study techniques might work better for you than others, Sophie, a current Pupil Barrister, talks us through what studying the Bar as a Neurodivergent was like in her experience.

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As part of our Criminal Investigation day Donna explores the defense of self defense.