Law

Law, one of the oldest academic fields of study, provides refreshing insights into an ever-changing profession that commands status, prestige and the prospect of a healthy income.

Through the study of law you will explore legal judgements and statuses whilst examining the economic, theoretical, philosophical, political and social aspects of the law and its role in society. So if you’re intrigued by the developments in law and the way it adapts to an ever-changing society, then you may relish studying law and legal activity.

Careers in Law

While a number of our graduates go on to take legal training for professional qualifications, others enter employment in areas such as financial services, management education, civil service and local government. From solicitors and barristers to employment law advisors, you can find Glamorgan graduates in a whole range of professions.

Following graduation there is also the opportunity for graduates who wish to practice as solicitors to complete their studies at Glamorgan by undertaking the Legal Practice Course.

Law at the University of Glamorgan

The School of Law, Accounting and Finance offers an academically challenging environment that has an excellent reputation for its teaching quality. Offering law courses from undergraduate to postgraduate level, the University is ideal for students looking for a balanced and stimulating learning experience.

Our friendly and approachable staff, who deliver our law courses, come from a range of backgrounds and have a wealth of both professional and academic experience which they bring to the delivery of courses. Whilst our quality of teaching remains a particular source of pride, with dedicated law tutors praised for their enthusiasm and communication in recent student satisfaction surveys.

Students studying law also benefit from our state-of-the-art facilities available on campus, including a fully equipped mock courtroom housed in our Grade II listed building – Tŷ Crawshay. An ideal setting for students to run their very own student society and practice their debating skills in mooting competitions.