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UCL Faculty of Laws has been ranked one of the UK’s top universities for studying law.

New book offers a thought-provoking examination of the future of gay rights and LGBTQ+ freedoms, highlighting the legal and cultural challenges that shape equality today.

The prestigious fellowship is bestowed on experienced academics who demonstrate a strategic and sustained commitment to high quality student learning.

The Dean and Vice Dean (International) of UCL Laws met with prospective students, alumni and key partners as part of a recent international trip.

Dr Arnold-Dwyer has helped develop principles that bring clarity and consistency to international reinsurance practices.

UCL Laws invites Year 12 students from non-selective state schools to apply for the 2026 Target Scheme, an inclusive programme helping future lawyers prepare strong university applications

UCL Laws is pleased to announce the launch of the Centre for Dispute Resolution, led by Co-Directors Associate Professor John Sorabji and Professor David Ormerod.

A new UCL Laws workshop explored how linking legal advice with healthcare services can address poverty, improve patient outcomes, and strengthen community health across England.

Applications are now open for UCL Laws’ postgraduate programmes beginning in September 2026, including our prestigious Master of Laws (LLM) and the MSc Law and Finance, launched in 2025.

Former US Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith has defended the integrity of federal investigations into President Donald Trump, rejecting claims of political bias, during a Faculty event.

The Faculty remembers William Twining (1934–2025), who died on 9 October 2025, aged 91.

UCL Laws has appointed Graham Penn, one of the world’s leading finance law practitioners, as Programme Director of the MSc Law and Finance.

The monograph Structural Injustice and Workers’ Rights by Professor Virginia Mantouvalou has been shortlisted for the Inner Temple Book Prize 2025, a major award recognising outstanding scholarship.

UCL Laws is delighted to announce the appointments of new colleagues who have joined the Faculty or undertaken new roles.

Professor George Letsas delivers a keynote on proportionality in human rights as an ethical principle.