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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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Interested in shaping the future of criminal justice? Join Criminology: Shaping the Future of Criminal Justice Practice to explore our MSc course, led by expert lecturers. Discover two specialist routes — Desistance and Resettlement or Social Justice — and take part in an interactive taster session showcasing our dynamic approach to criminology.
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The University of Law’s National Pupillage Fair is a virtual event offering the chance to meet leading chambers from across the country — all from the comfort of your own home. It’s an excellent opportunity to boost your chances of securing pupillage by networking with barristers, chambers representatives, and legal recruiters across a range of practice areas. You can also gain valuable insights by attending our “Making Applications Count” workshop at the start of the event. With over 20 chambers attending in previous years, now is the perfect time to register for your place at the 2025 fair.
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Join us to discover what it’s like to study online with the University of Law, whether you’re considering an undergraduate or postgraduate course. You’ll get a live demonstration of Elite, our online learning platform where you’ll access materials, lessons, and resources. Meet our social events coordinator, wellbeing team, and student ambassadors to learn more about the support and community available. You’ll also gain insights into our online library and study skills resources to help you succeed in your studies.
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Supporting international students with University of Law’s application process.
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Join University of Law’s virtual session to examine the psychology behind a criminal case. You will explore how a Forensic Psychologist uses theory and research in their role. We will explore the facts of the case, identifying theories behind why individuals commit crime and how Forensic Psychologists provide interventions in a prison setting to support those convicted to re-enter society. This event is aimed at sixth form students with an interest in psychology, criminology or the criminal justice system.
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This timely session will examine the evolving threats facing the UK and how counterterrorism laws and policies have developed in response. Since the Terrorism Act 2000, which broadly redefined terrorism, ten further Acts of Parliament have been introduced to address emerging risks. We’ll explore these laws alongside new single-issue threats that fall outside existing legislation and consider how future changes may balance national security with individual rights. If you’re interested in criminal law and human rights, this is an event not to miss.
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Thinking about applying for an undergraduate degree and want to understand what academic life at university is really like? This session offers practical insights into the academic transition to university, managing workloads, and what a typical timetable looks like. Current students will share their top tips for settling in and the things they wish they’d known before starting, helping you feel more prepared and confident as you take your next steps on your academic journey.
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Join University of Law for an inspiring session with Frances Gibb, renowned freelance journalist and former Legal Editor at The Times. Frances will share insights from her distinguished career, discuss how her studies shaped her path, and answer your questions. Having written for The Times, The Spectator, and Counsel Magazine, she brings decades of experience in legal and journalistic reporting. This event will be of particular interest to students considering our LLM in Journalism and the Law.
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