LawCareers.Net’s Student Law Society Awards celebrate the hard work of societies all over the UK
Bringing together students, recruiters, partners and trainees to recognise the dedication of student committees
Highlighting the fantastic opportunities and events they create for their members across campuses
Winner Profiles
Best law society president
Maaya Sachdev – Warwick Law Society
Warwick Law Society holds the reputation for being one of the most prestigious and successful societies on campus.Read winner profile
Most committed to increasing diversity
University of Nottingham Law Society
University of Nottingham Law Society has a close relationship with over 40 leading law firms and education providers.Read winner profile
Best at student engagement
University of Lincoln Law Society
Currently the largest society on campus, the University of Lincoln Law Society offers an insight for both members studying, or just interested in the world of law.Read winner profile
Best society for aspiring barristers
King’s College London Bar & Mooting Society
The King’s College London Bar and Mooting was formed in September 2017 with the merging of the previous KCL Bar Society and KCL Mooting Society.Read winner profile
Best society for first-year students
UCL Student Law Society
The UCL Law Society has been established for more than 70 years and serves a diverse and vibrant family comprising law and non-law students from 45 different countries.Read winner profile
Best society for non-law students
University of York Law Society
In its 11th year, YLS has a campus reputation to be proud of, particularly among non-law students, as well as among law firms and chambers around the country.Read winner profile
Best law society overall
University of Nottingham Law Society
University of Nottingham Law Society has a close relationship with over 40 leading law firms and education providers.Read winner profile
Best mooting activities
Reading University Law Society
As the biggest society on campus, Reading University Law Society prides itself on being the best.Read winner profile
Best social media
Lancaster University Law Society
Lancaster Law Society is run by students and offers support and also a wide range of activities – some which might be of help in any future legal career and some which are there solely to give a well needed and deserved break from stressful studies (excuse to party?)!Read winner profile
Best pro bono activities
UEA Law Society
The UEA Law Society is one of the largest, popular and most prestigious societies at the university.Read winner profile
Best careers event
University of Winchester Law Society
The University of Winchester’s Law Society aims to bridge the gap between the university’s law department and the students.Read winner profile
Best social event
Plymouth University Law Society
We are a society for all Law and Criminal Justice Students as well as anyone who is interested in a career in the legal sector.Read winner profile
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The aim of the awards is simple: to highlight and celebrate the great work that societies at campuses up and down the country do, and the fantastic events and opportunities they create for their members.
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