Our law degree gives you the essential skills and knowledge you’ll need for professional legal practice, while also encouraging you to think critically about the law, and the relationship between law and social justice. Our exciting curriculum will enable you to pursue specialist interests and equip you to meet the challenges of a changing world.
Our courses
Clearing applications will open at 8am BST on Thursday 13 August when our phone lines will open.
Why choose Law at Loughborough University?
Shape the future in a fantastic career
Many students completing a Law degree progress to legal practice, either as a barrister at the Bar, or as a solicitor in a law firm. Other types of legal work available include working in the civil service, including the government legal service, or in local government; being an in-house lawyer in a large corporation or other institution; working in a community legal service, advice service, international institution or international NGO; or working for the Courts and Tribunals service, or as a legal executive or a patent attorney.
Facilities to support your learning and ambitions
Loughborough Law occupies its own newly refurbished building on the Loughborough campus. It features dedicated student study areas, meeting rooms and social spaces, and a state-of-the-art moot courtroom where students can develop their skills in courtroom advocacy.
Leading expertise and real-world experience
You’ll be taught by leading experts in their fields, who research in areas such as equality and inequality, the environment, the role of the state and transnational institutions, and the regulation of new technologies, bringing the latest developments in research into their teaching. All our undergraduate students have the opportunity to undertake a year- or semester-long professional work placement during their degree, in a wide variety of organisations.