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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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Join The University of Law for an insightful session with James Allen, Founder and Director of Counsel, exploring his career across public affairs, policy, governance and strategic leadership. With experience advising UK Government Ministers, leading policy and external affairs teams, and working with organisations across the commercial and non-profit sectors, James will share practical insights into his career journey and the skills needed to succeed in public policy and leadership roles.
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Join The University of Law for a session exploring the UK’s evolving national security threats and the development of counterterrorism legislation.
Examine how counterterrorism laws have changed in response to emerging risks, from the Terrorism Act 2000 onwards, and consider the challenges posed by newer forms of extremism and harmful activity. Ideal for students interested in criminal law, human rights and national security.
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Join The University of Law for an interactive Criminal Investigation Day exploring the real-life Jacob Dunne case. Follow the case from the initial incident through the police investigation, court process, sentencing and restorative justice. Examine evidence, make charging decisions and discover how the justice system responds to serious crime. Ideal for sixth form students interested in law, criminology or criminal justice.
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Considering a career in law? Join this interactive session to explore the roles of solicitors and barristers, discover different routes into the profession, including apprenticeships, and take part in engaging legal activities. Ideal for Sixth Form students looking for insight into the legal world and future career opportunities. Don’t miss your chance to get ahead.
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Ever wondered who is legally responsible when things go wrong? Through real-life cases and interactive challenges, you’ll explore negligence, defamation, clinical errors and intellectual property law. Perfect for Sixth Form interested in law, who want to develop critical thinking and the legal reasoning skills used by lawyers every day.
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Join The University of Law for an interactive event exploring how artificial intelligence and legal technology are transforming the legal profession and wider professional landscape.
Discover how AI is being used in legal education and industry, and the skills future professionals will need to succeed. Hear from industry experts in a panel discussion exploring the governance, ethics and responsibilities of working in an AI-driven world.
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Why do some crimes dominate the headlines while others receive little attention? Explore the relationship between crime, media and public perception through thought-provoking discussions and activities. Ideal for Sixth Form students interested in criminology, law, psychology or current affairs who want to think beyond the headlines.
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Join The University of Law for an interactive Psychology of Crime event exploring the real-life case of Belle Gibson and how deception, persuasion and misinformation can influence behaviour. Examine evidence, explore cognitive biases and social influence, and consider why people can become vulnerable to fraud and misinformation. Through interactive activities and debate, discover how psychology, criminology and law can help understand crime, harm and responsibility in the digital age.
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From crime scene to courtroom, discover the wide range of careers that help shape the justice system. Using real case studies, you’ll explore pathways into law, policing, criminology and forensic investigation. Perfect for Sixth Form students considering a future in the law and the criminal justice sector.
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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 how early life experiences can influence mental health and neurological development, while examining the growing role of social media in mental health awareness. Through interactive activities and discussion, Sixth Form students will gain valuable insight into psychology, diagnosis and contemporary debates shaping the field today.
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How should society punish crime? Using real case studies and sentencing scenarios, you’ll step into the shoes of a judge to explore justice, ethics and decision-making in the legal system. Ideal for Sixth Form students interested in law, criminology or debating complex social issues while developing analytical and public speaking skills.
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Is Santa a criminal? Could he be guilty of trespassing when he enters people’s homes on Christmas Eve? And what about his elf workforce at the North Pole, are they employees entitled to pay, holidays and workplace protections? Join us for a festive legal investigation as we explore whether Santa’s Christmas Eve activities could land him in trouble with the law. Designed for sixth form students interested in law, criminology or legal justice, this interactive session will uncover how lawyers analyse real-world scenarios while exploring issues such as trespass, privacy, and employment.
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Join The University of Law for a practical workshop on writing a strong UCAS personal statement for law applications, including the new personal statement structure.Learn what to include, how to demonstrate your skills and experience, and how to effectively show your interest in law. The session will also cover ways to strengthen your statement through wider reading, podcasts, events and virtual work experience opportunities.
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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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Join The University of Law for the second session in its Bar Series, covering everything you need to know to prepare a strong pupillage application.
Learn how to choose the right chambers, strengthen your legal CV, write persuasive applications and prepare for interviews. The session will include practical advice from The University of Law’s Future Pupil Programme Coordinator, James Leech, followed by a Q&A with current pupil barristers.
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Join The University of Law for an engaging session exploring romance fraud and the psychology behind online scams.
Using real-world cases, discover how offenders use emotional manipulation to deceive their victims, why people fall for these scams, and why victim-blaming overlooks the complexity of fraud. Ideal for students interested in cybercrime, digital investigations and human behaviour.
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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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Join The University of Law for an insightful session with Dr Karen Nokes, Lecturer at UCL Faculty of Laws, exploring legal regulation, professional ethics and decision-making. Drawing on extensive experience in legal practice and regulation, Karen will share insights into how psychological and behavioural factors influence professional judgement, alongside her research into access to justice, legal ethics and miscarriages of justice. Discover how law, psychology and management intersect in professional decision-making.
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Join The University of Law for a Real World Lecture exploring the relationship between rap music, criminal justice and freedom of expression.
Examine how rap lyrics have been used as evidence in court and how restrictions on artists raise questions about racial inequality, discrimination and fairness. Discover the legal and social implications of these practices and consider where the line should be drawn between artistic expression and criminal law.
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Join The University of Law for an insightful session exploring how personalised medicine is transforming healthcare and the legal and ethical questions it raises.
Discover how patient-specific data is shaping prevention, diagnosis and treatment, while examining key issues around confidentiality, data use and fair access to healthcare. Ideal for students interested in healthcare, law, policy and regulation.
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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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Join The University of Law for the final session in its Bar Series, exploring chambers, circuits and different areas of legal practice.
Learn about the structure of the Bar, the differences between circuits and practice areas, and what to consider when choosing your future career path. The session will include insights from The University of Law’s Future Pupil Programme Coordinator and a panel of pupil and practising barristers, with an opportunity to ask questions.
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Join The University of Law for Part 2 of its Future Lawyer: Loading events, featuring an advanced employability masterclass and practical exercises on applying for Qualifying Work Experience (QWE) and showcasing your skills.
Hear directly from legal recruiters about what they look for in applications, network with regional law firms and receive the opportunity to submit your CV for personalised feedback from The University of Law’s careers team.
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Join The University of Law for Part 2 of its Future Lawyer: Loading events, featuring an advanced employability masterclass and practical exercises on applying for Qualifying Work Experience (QWE) and showcasing your skills.
Hear directly from legal recruiters about what they look for in applications, network with regional law firms and receive the opportunity to submit your CV for personalised feedback from The University of Law’s careers team.
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Join The University of Law for a thought-provoking Real World Lecture exploring the rise of the Tradwife movement and its impact on debates around gender roles, women’s rights and equality.
Consider the relationship between personal choice and wider equality issues, and explore how the law responds to changing attitudes towards gender and relationships. Through discussion and debate, examine different perspectives on this increasingly prominent social issue.
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Join The University of Law for Part 2 of its Future Lawyer: Loading events, featuring an advanced employability masterclass and practical exercises on applying for Qualifying Work Experience (QWE) and showcasing your skills.
Hear directly from legal recruiters about what they look for in applications, network with regional law firms and receive the opportunity to submit your CV for personalised feedback from The University of Law’s careers team.
In person
Join The University of Law for Part 2 of its Future Lawyer: Loading events, featuring an advanced employability masterclass and practical exercises on applying for Qualifying Work Experience (QWE) and showcasing your skills.
Hear directly from legal recruiters about what they look for in applications, network with regional law firms and receive the opportunity to submit your CV for personalised feedback from The University of Law’s careers team.
Virtual
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 for an interactive session exploring the Stephen Lawrence case and its impact on policing, the law and society.
Examine key evidence, explore the failures of the original investigation and consider the significance of the Macpherson Inquiry, changes to double jeopardy rules and forensic evidence. Ideal for students interested in law and criminology, this session offers insight into racism, accountability and fairness within the criminal justice system. Please note, this session explores sensitive and potentially distressing themes, including racism, violence and murder, which some attendees may find upsetting.
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