University of London Undergraduate Laws

25/09/2026

Undergraduate Laws student Valentina shares her personal journey of studying with health challenges. In this blog she explores her journey of self-discovery, and realising the importance of community support when balancing chronic illness with academic life. ⚖️

Read about Valentia's personal journey in the full Blog post: https://www.london.ac.uk/news-events/student-blog/studying-chronic-illness-its-hurdles

Student Ambassador Valentina shares her personal journey of studying with health challenges. Dhe explores her journey of self-discovery, and realising the importance of community.

24/09/2026

A First-Class result is a significant achievement, but there is no single path to getting there. Behind every result is a different story of hard work, challenges, motivation and personal growth. 💪

Here, two Undergraduate Laws LLB graduates share their different journeys to achieving a First, and the experiences that shaped them along the way. ⚖

Read the full Blog post here: https://lawsblog.london.ac.uk/2026/09/22/two-different-journeys-to-a-first/

22/09/2026

Applications are closing soon for Undergraduate Laws! ⚖💼

Students can choose to study our programme independently or through a global network of Recognised Teaching Centres. Studying at a Recognised Teaching Centre enables students to pursue a University of London law degree in their home country, combining international recognition with local accessibility.

Kickstart your legal career and apply online by Thursday 1 October: london.ac.uk/llb

20/09/2026

Wishing everyone observing a meaningful and reflective day from the Undergraduate Laws team at the University of London.

17/09/2026

"[R]esilience is as much a part of the qualification as the syllabus ever was." 🌟

Undergraduate Laws student Dhanyeta shares her experience of navigating an unexpected setback during assessment season. Reflecting on the challenges of balancing ambition, wellbeing, and uncertainty, she explores the importance of resilience, adaptability, and focusing on what you can control when life doesn't go to plan.

Read the full Blog post: https://www.london.ac.uk/news-events/student-blogs/learning-adapt-when-life-gets-way

Undergraduate Laws (LLB) student Dhanyeta shares how she overcame an unexpected setback during exam season and the lessons she learned about resilience along the way.

16/09/2026

Assessments are just around the corner! 📚

Watch this short video for a message from our Dean, Patricia McKellar, and Associate Dean, Sarah Henderson, for helpful guidance on key resources available on the Laws VLE to support your assessment preparation.

We wish you the best of luck with your revision!

15/09/2026

From employer and alumni panels to practical sessions on becoming a solicitor and building your law career, UoLCS has a range of opportunities designed especially for UG Laws students. ⚖

Discover what’s coming up and make the most of the support available to you throughout the 2026–27 academic year. We're also excited to bring back our popular Law Panel, taking place on Tuesday 10 November 2026. 💬

These webinars offer a unique opportunity to join a global virtual classroom, connecting with fellow students from around the world while exploring key career topics led by your Laws specialist Careers Consultant, Sophie Odgers-Roe.

Check out the Careers Support - UG Laws Events Calendar and click on the sessions you're interested in to book your place: https://bit.ly/4xhWULn

You can also find all of our careers webinars, including law-specific webinars plus our extensive recording library via this link https://careersconnect.london.ac.uk/

11/09/2026

"These roles helped me think beyond identifying challenges and focus on evaluating solutions and their long-term value. Working alongside students from different countries and backgrounds broadened my perspective and helped me develop practical skills that I continue to use today."

Undergraduate Laws alumna Adeen shares how her involvement in the Student Voice Group, Programme Board, and Employability Micro-Module Review Panel helped her evaluate solutions, consider long-term impact, and collaborate with students from diverse backgrounds.

Read Adeen's blog and find out more about the Student Voice Group, Student Careers Feedback Panel, and student committees: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4xIMioS

How can student governance help you develop leadership and strategic decision-making skills?

Undergraduate Laws alumna Adeen shares how her involvement in the Student Voice Group, Programme Board, and Employability Micro-Module Review Panel helped her evaluate solutions, consider long-term impact, and collaborate with students from diverse backgrounds.

💬 "These roles helped me think beyond identifying challenges and focus on evaluating solutions and their long-term value. Working alongside students from different countries and backgrounds broadened my perspective and helped me develop practical skills that I continue to use today."

Interested in shaping the student experience while developing valuable professional skills?

Read Adeen's blog and find out more about the Student Voice Group, Student Careers Feedback Panel, and student committees: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4xIMioS

Applications are now open for the Student Voice Group. Learn more and apply: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4iYFqiw

⏰ Applications close 23:59 (BST) on Sunday 13 September 2026

11/09/2026

Shanah Tovah to everyone around the world celebrating today from the Undergraduate Laws team at University of London.

11/09/2026

University of London students share how joining the Student Careers Feedback Panel boosted their confidence, expanded their networks and helped develop their employability skills. 💼

Applications for the 2026-27 cohort are open to University of London students studying online or at Recognised Teaching Centres. Apply for the 2026-27 cohort by 13 September 2026, 23:59 (BST): https://tr.ee/Bke2Pb

Students share how joining the Student Careers Feedback Panel boosted their confidence, expanded their networks and helped develop their employability skills.