News: Law

Five Law students visited a leading university in the legal field over the Irish Sea.

The Sutton Trust's Pathways to Law programme aims to encourage those from less privileged backgrounds to get into careers in the legal field.

Oumie Jallow and Carl Kelly were presented with the Certificate of Merit by the Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside for outstanding service.

Our soon-to-be-graduates have put Law top of their choices when picking degree subjects, mirroring last year's figures.

First year Honours Programme student, Kyle Dean, has been offered places on residential summer schools at Queen's University Belfast and Lancaster University.

Having won the regional final in December, our Bar Mock Trial team headed to the Old Bailey to compete with the nation's best.

Two students gained places on prestigious learning courses in Cambridge which aim to assist high-achievers from less advantaged backgrounds.

A practice session and professional guidance gets our finalist team prepared for the Old Bailey.

Some students travel up to 90 minutes everyday to study with us, but they can tell you themselves that it's worth it.

Work placements, conferences and other activities have been inspiring our lawyers in the making.

The college has 16 university students acting as personal mentors in Humanities and Sport.