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School of Law

The Royal Courts of Justice Law at King’s has enjoyed a tradition of excellence for over 175 years and is recognised globally as one of the UK’s top five* law schools. Internationally renowned and research-led, our School has consistently scored amongst the highest student satisfaction ratings in the National Student Survey for Law within the Russell group of top 20 British universities since 2005. As one of the UK’s largest law schools it offers you the opportunity to study an incredibly varied range of degree programmes and modules, taught by internationally respected leading academics through to visiting lecturers from city law firms.

Latest news & events

Kenneth Clarke
Government’s vision for criminal justice reform
The Government’s vision for criminal justice reform was unveiled at the Strand Campus by the Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke, in his first major speech.

Baroness Hale presents the trophy to Thomas Innes and Jia Lin Hoe
Shared success in Baker & McKenzie College Mooting Competition 
Student performances in Baker & McKenzie Mooting Competition merits shared prize between competition winners Thomas Innes and Jia Lin Hoe.

Professor Jeremy Horder
Professor of Criminal Law appointed
King’s College London School of Law has appointed Professor Jeremy Horder the Edmund-Davies Chair in Criminal Law. Professor Horder is currently Law Commissioner for England and Wales.

The winning team of the 17th Willem C. Vis moot
King's team wins 17th Willem C. Vis Moot
King's won the 17th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot held in Vienna, Austria earlier this month, marking only the second time that a UK university has won the competition.

Somerset House
Somerset House & King's
"King's has signed an agreement to take possession of the East Wing of Somerset House." The top two floors will be converted into accommodation for the College’s School of Law.

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*Guardian University Guide 2011: Law
*The 2008 UK Research Assessment Exercise international recognition ranking

 

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