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    School of Law

    The Keele School of Law has a distinctive profile in UK legal education. We are known internationally for our critical and inter-disciplinary approach to law and social justice. Our research-driven programmes combine academic excellence with a wide range of career and employability opportunities.

    Keele School of Law is a close-knit community of staff, students and alumni. Our students learn in a collegial and supportive environment that encourages their intellectual, personal and professional development.

    As a medium-sized law school, we are able to offer smaller class sizes, more opportunities for staff-student interaction, and a higher level of personal support. We view our students as individuals, not numbers, and are highly invested in their success.

    All students are assigned an academic mentor who provides individualised advice on academic and pastoral matters throughout their degree. They are also supported by our bespoke in-house Senior Practitioner in Law, Student Education and Learning Enhancement Manager, and Student Learning Development Fellow. At every level, our curriculum is enriched by a wide array of opportunities to develop employability skills, gain work experience, or join our student-led societies.

    Our people
    Our people

    Meet our team of internationally recognised scholars, teachers and practitioners.

    Our research
    Our research

    Our research is cutting-edge, socially relevant and draws on a wide range of socio-legal, theoretical and doctrinal approaches.

    Our facilities
    Our facilities

    Our students have access to outstanding facilities, including a specialist law library, a purpose-built moot room and spacious learning and social spaces.

    Study with us

    Keele School of Law prides itself on its distinctive and outward-looking law degrees. Our courses cover a full spectrum of needs and interests, from the undergraduate to postgraduate levels, and beyond.

    Undergraduate study

    Our law degrees examine law in its social, political, ethical, historical and international contexts, enriched by a range of career-enhancing opportunities that help our students stand out from the crowd.

    Graduate entry

    If you have an undergraduate degree, from the UK or Canada, and would like to kick-start your legal career with an accelerated Law degree, this is the course for you.

    Postgraduate study

    We run a suite of postgraduate degree courses which are suitable both for professionals wishing to improve their skills and knowledge base and for recent graduates looking for an edge in the competitive jobs market.

    Continuing professional development (CPD)

    Many of our postgraduate diplomas and master's degrees that will be of direct interest to practitioners are taught by way of four three day block sessions.

    Postgraduate research

    We have a distinctive profile in theoretical socio-legal and empirical research. Staff are engaged in exploring diverse methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches to legal analysis.

    Employability and legal services

    Our students are able to provide service to community while gaining valuable legal experience under supervision of professionals.

    Legal advice clinics

    Our two law clinics provide students with hands-on legal experience and offer free legal advice to a wide range of clients. Students are trained and supervised by an experienced solicitor to deliver legal services efficiently and to the highest professional standards.

    CLOCK

    The Community Legal Outreach Collaboration Keele (CLOCK) is a unique and innovative project bringing together universities, law firms, barristers chambers, mediation, charitable and court services to educate, assist, monitor and promote access to justice for disadvantaged communities.

    Employability

    Our students have access to a range of additional career-enhancing opportunities that offer them the chance to develop their skills, boost their resume, and make a real difference to their future career.

    Keele School of Law

    Undergraduate courses - 5 reasons why to choose Keele Law School

    School of Law
    Keele University
    Staffordshire
    ST5 5BG
    Tel: +44 (0) 1782 733218
    Fax: +44 (0)1782 733228
    Email: School of Law Office

    Admissions enquiries:
    Tel: +44(0)1782 733218
    Email: law.admissions@keele.ac.uk

    Postgraduate enquiries:
    Tel: +44 (0) 1782 733218
    Email: law.office@keele.ac.uk