Study Law at Hull
How are we different from other law schools? Here, you’re a name not a number: a member of a tight-knit legal community that wants the best for you. And you’re studying to become a legal professional from day one. So get your best suit ready. You’re going to need it.
Start making a difference to people’s lives, before you graduate
You get the chance to provide real legal advice to real clients at our Legal Advice Centre and our recently enhanced Mediation Centre.
This means you could be helping parents regain contact with their children, advising clients on divorce and property rights, and assisting with appeals against benefits decisions.
And you can even take part in internships with local law firms and government, and mini-pupillages with Wilberforce Chambers, as well as have the opportunity to take part in rewarding volunteering projects working with real legal issues. You might even find yourself walking the halls of Westminster...
Hull has been training legal professionals since 1927 to look at the law in social, moral and political contexts. It's time for you to be part of that tradition.
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We provide you with much more than a degree
We’re all about preparation for your career. Every chance we get, we encourage you to engage with clients in real-world situations.
Hull graduates go on to pursue careers like being solicitors, barristers and legal executives. Or they work in areas outside of the legal profession like politics, teaching, the civil service and more.
You name it, we’ve helped make it happen.
The world of Law
Find out about three of our successful alumni, and learn where their careers have taken them since graduating from Hull.
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What makes a law degree so interesting to study? Watch our panel of students, academics and alumni discuss how we bring law to life.
Real cases, real clients, real advice
If you want to make it as a lawyer, you’ll need as much hands-on experience as you can get. And if you can get it before you graduate, even better. That’s exactly what our Legal Advice Centre gives you.
Give free, confidential and independent legal advice to members of the community. And work on a whole range of cases alongside legal professionals, from the CPS to Employment Tribunals and Family Mediation.
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Facilities at the University of Hull are among the best in the field and are benefitting from considerable investment to make our overall offer second to none. We're always looking for new technologies and new ways to enhance the experience for both students and businesses.
The Law Society
The Law Society holds events throughout the year which give you guidance and knowledge about how to excel in your chosen career path and provide you with the support to get ahead.
Not only that, you can also take part in a variety of competitions to improve your skills, including competitive mooting, client interviewing as well as mediation – all with the help of local practitioners and the judiciary.
Think you're not ready or right for uni? Think again...
If you don't meet our entry requirements, you may still be able to join us on a foundation year: an extra year at the start of your degree.
The foundation year has lower entry requirements to our main degree courses and is designed to boost your academic skills and subject knowledge, bringing you up to speed for a full undergraduate degree.
Prepare for takeoff with international experience
On our Law degree courses, you get the chance to study abroad for a trimester or even a whole year at one of our dozens of international partner institutions, on top of opportunities to spend your summer overseas.
Just imagine it. Thanks to our partnerships with leading international law schools and universities, you'll be able to spread your wings and see the world.
Our doors are always open to unclosed minds
So whoever you are, wherever you're from and wherever you want to go, we'd love to meet you.
Book your visit now, and discover how one day at Hull can change every day.
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95.4% employability (Law) UK domicile full-time first degree leavers; Higher Education Graduate Outcomes statistics, for the academic year 2021/22, published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency June 2024.