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Welcome to the School of Law
We are one of the largest and most successful law schools in the UK, with excellent facilities and an international reputation for our teaching and our research.
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Undergraduate Degrees
We are committed to excellence and innovation in teaching and have a large and diverse undergraduate community.
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Postgraduate Degrees
The School of Law attracts the best graduates from all over the world to its range of taught and research-based programmes.
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NEW: Research Studentship in Socio-Legal Studies. SHORT DEADLINE The School of Law at Bristol is offering one PhD studentship in socio-legal studies commencing in October 2010. Deadline: 9.00am 6 September 2010.
Spotlight on Postgraduate Research at the School of Law
The School has a thriving research student community, with a range of research interests which extend across doctrinal and socio-legal scholarship. This week's spotlight falls on:
William Dean: The Transition from the House of Lords to the Supreme Court
Latest news
- Law School researchers to present at Summer School in Uppsala
23 Aug 10 - Law Librarian achieves Advanced Professional status at the Society of Indexers
20 Aug 10 - New Book: Rivers, The Law of Organized Religions: Between Establishment and Secularism
20 Aug 10 - Celia Wells to speak on corporate liability for bribery at Kuala Lumpur seminar
20 Aug 10
Jean Monnet Chair in European Law
The University of Bristol School of Law is an international centre for the study of the law of the European Union.
Research
The School of Law is one of the leading centres for research in the UK, with expertise in a wide range of legal and socio-legal fields.
Spotlight on Staff Research at the School of Law
The staff of the School of Law conducts research in a wide range of legal and socio-legal fields. 90% of our research was recognised as of international quality in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise. This week's spotlight falls on:
Professor Julian Rivers – Law, Religion and the Constitution