The University of Law, Manchester Campus
Manchester, United Kingdom
The University of Law is one of the UK's longest-established specialist providers of legal education, tracing its origins back to 1876. It operates two campuses in London:
- London Moorgate
- Leeds
- Birmingham
- Manchester
Programs Offered
University of Law provides undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in:
- Law
- Business
- Interdisciplinary
Key Highlights
Industry Links: Network in the legal industry and deliver legal training to 91 of the top 100 law firms, with exclusive relationships with 61 of the top UK law firms
Teaching Style: Small class sizes, simulation-based learning, and guest lectures from industry professionals.
Global Reach: Campuses in Hong Kong and Berlin (via GISMA Business School).
Student Support: Welfare guidance, cultural adaptation assistance, and a silver rating in the UK’s Teaching Excellence Framework (2019).
Student Experience
- Campus Life: Societies, sports, and networking events (e.g., law tech fairs).
- Location Benefits: Proximity to London’s financial and legal districts, with access to cultural hubs.
The University of Law is one of the UK's longest-established specialist providers of legal education, tracing its origins back to 1876. It operates two campuses in London:
- London Moorgate
- London Bloomsbury
Programs Offered
University of Law provides undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in:
- Law
- Business
- Interdisciplinary
Key Highlights
Industry Links: Network in the legal industry and deliver legal training to 91 of the top 100 law firms, with exclusive relationships with 61 of the top UK law firms
Teaching Style: Small class sizes, simulation-based learning, and guest lectures from industry professionals.
Global Reach: Campuses in Hong Kong and Berlin (via GISMA Business School).
Student Support: Welfare guidance, cultural adaptation assistance, and a silver rating in the UK’s Teaching Excellence Framework (2019).
Student Experience
- Campus Life: Societies, sports, and networking events (e.g., law tech fairs).
- Location Benefits: Proximity to London’s financial and legal districts, with access to cultural hubs.