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Come along to our Undergraduate Open Days and find out about our range of Law, Business, Computer Science, Psychology, Policing & Criminology degrees.
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Find out about our LPC, SQE, BPC, Law Conversion and LLM courses, and how they are taught. Meet our tutors, current students & employability team. Learn how we produce the future lawyers that the legal profession and the wider business world want to employ.
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Perfectionism: What Are the Hidden Costs of High Achievement in Sport explores how striving for excellence can lead to burnout, emotional distress, and depression in athletes. This session challenges common myths and offers research-backed strategies to manage harmful perfectionism.
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Come along to our Undergraduate Open Days and find out about our range of Law, Business, Computer Science, Psychology, Policing & Criminology degrees.
Various Campuses
Find out about our LPC, SQE, BPC, Law Conversion and LLM courses, and how they are taught. Meet our tutors, current students & employability team. Learn how we produce the future lawyers that the legal profession and the wider business world want to employ.
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Explore routes into law, key qualifications and life as a solicitor, with real insight and live Q&A from a junior lawyer.
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Explore how effectively the law protects women’s rights this International Women’s Day. This lecture examines legal safeguards, the challenges women still face, and the measures in place to prevent violence and support victims.
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Join The University of Law for a Fireside Chat with Neel Sachdev, partner at Paul, Weiss. Discover his career path to partnership, insights on life at a leading law firm, and ask your questions in a live Q&A with a global finance expert.
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Curious about student life beyond the classroom? Join us for an interactive session with current students sharing practical tips on settling in, making friends, joining societies, and balancing social and academic life. Gain real insight to feel confident and prepared for university.
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Learn everything you need to know about the Bar in University of Law’s final session of the Bar Series. Explore chambers, circuits, and practice areas, hear from a panel of barristers, and get your questions answered ahead of future pupillage applications.
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Join Rachael Culverhouse-Wilson, expert in health and social care regulation, for an insightful session on legal oversight, public protection, and regulatory governance. Learn from her experience managing tribunals, appeals, and policy, and ask your questions in a live session.
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Looking to convert to law from a non-law background? This live virtual event explores career options, routes to qualification, and how to leverage your experience, featuring a panel of professionals who successfully made the switch and live Q&A.
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Discover how AI and legal technology are transforming law and related professions. Join interactive sessions and a panel of experts to explore ethics, governance, and essential skills for thriving in a tech-driven legal landscape.
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Interested in a career at the Bar? Join Advocacy 101: The Basics to learn advocacy essentials, get tips for pupillage interviews, explore bail applications and plea in mitigations, and try practical exercises in this interactive virtual session.
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Come along to our Undergraduate Open Days and find out about our range of Law, Business, Computer Science, Psychology, Policing & Criminology degrees.
Various Campuses
Find out about our LPC, SQE, BPC, Law Conversion and LLM courses, and how they are taught. Meet our tutors, current students & employability team. Learn how we produce the future lawyers that the legal profession and the wider business world want to employ.
Virtual
Join The University of Law as our expert criminologist and lecturer critically examines prisons through criminological theory, lived experiences, and real-world data. You’ll explore arguments for and against imprisonment, including rational choice, abolitionist perspectives, and reform debates, alongside case studies drawn from women’s experiences of prison. The session challenges you to think critically about prisons, power, inequality, rehabilitation, and whether prison really works.
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