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School of Law

Law student life

The School of Law at Queen Mary prides itself for its welcoming and diverse community. Throughout your time with us, you will have the opportunity to get involved with School life and develop your knowledge, grow your skill set and make new connections. Find out about how you can get involved as a student with us.

Students at the George Hinde Moot final with The Right Honourable The Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, KG, PC

Our students are passionate and keen to get involved. There's a range of activities and programmes you can participate in, including:

  • becoming a Law Student Ambassador to advise and offer your valuable experience of studying an LLB at Queen Mary to prospective students
  • signing up for the various initiatives and causes run by us and our students, such as the Global Day of Action for Climate Change
  • become a student representative and help your fellow students
  • getting involved with the School of Law, such as about the Students' Jury project

Student societies

We have twelve student societies in the School of Law, each one dedicated to different topics or aspects of law. They co-ordinate and host a broad range of activities including networking events, competitions, Q&A sessions, panel discussions and socials. Find out more about our societies and how you can join.

Events

We hold events for students throughout the academic year. During Welcome Week we organise events to help you settle into university life and meet fellow students on your programme. We also organise socials regularly throughout the year, and we work with student societies to put on special events such as the George Hinde Moot Final.

We also host a range of lectures, workshops, conferences and seminars throughout the year with top experts from across the field of law. Attending our events will give you the opportunity to explore topics that interest you in more depth and network with other students, academics, lawyers and professionals. Find out about events hosted by the School of Law.

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