Overview
The UCL Student Pro Bono Committee are a group of UCL Laws students who assist the CAJ in all aspects of their mission to promote access to justice and involve students in pro bono. Every year, the SPBC hosts the annual Pro Bono Fair and Introduction to Pro Bono Talk.
In previous years, the Committee has hosted panel events on topics including Immigration Law, Careers in Social Justice Law, Counter-Terrorism Law, the hostile environment for migrants, ESG and Fast Fashion, and more. They have also organised several successful fundraisers including a bake sale for the Climate Justice Fund the London Legal Support Trust, the British Red Cross, and the UCL Integrated Legal Advice Clinic.
Each committee receives significant logistical and advisory support from CAJ to achieve their aims and objectives for the year. As such, getting involved with the committee represents an exciting opportunity for students to get involved with promoting pro bono and access to justice issues both to audiences within and outside of the UCL student body.
About the Committee
Students are encouraged to visit the UCL Student Pro Bono Committee (UCL SPBC) page, the @uclprobono instagram, and the UCL Student Pro Bono Committee Linkedin, to learn more about Committee and the current members.
For more information about the Committee Roles, please review the
How to apply
Applications for committee roles open on 9 March 2026.
The deadline for applications is 14 April 10AM
To apply please complete this form. You can find a list of all projects that are currently accepting applications on the CAJ Quick Guide to Opportunities and Deadlines.
Please note the Centre for Access to Justice strongly discourages use of artificial intelligence in applications. Use of content generated by artificial intelligence in your application may affect your chance of success.
If you have questions about the Committee or the roles, please contact accesstojustice@ucl.ac.uk.
Key information and deadlines
Applications open: 9 March 2026.
Deadline: April 14, 10AM
How to apply: Online Form
Please note the Centre for Access to Justice strongly discourages use of artificial intelligence in applications. Use of content generated by artificial intelligence in your application may affect your chance of success.
You can find a list of all projects that are currently accepting applications on the CAJ Quick Guide to Opportunities and Deadlines.