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The University of Law Upcoming Events

Provided by The University of Law.

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Price
Free
Study method
Online
Duration
Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
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Explore where law can take you. Thinking about joining one of our upcoming events? We are offering a range of face to face, virtual and on demand events, to suit everyone and cater for all needs.

Description

Deciding to embark on your journey to become a legal professional is both an exciting and challenging prospect. As the largest provider of legal education, more law students have chosen The University of Law than any other UK university in 2023 (HESA22/23).

To help you decide on the right pathway, The University of Law have a selection of exciting events in 2025, where you can hear from the experts about your next steps.

Our interactive face to face and virtual events are a great way to discover more about our courses, campuses, employability service and flexible study options. As well as Open Days, we also have a range of careers workshops and Q&A sessions available.

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