Best society for non-law students
York University Law Society
The society offers so much for non-law students, from careers advice, webinars and application workshops to working with firms and conversion course suppliers.
“The society offers so much for non-law students, from careers advice, webinars and application workshops to working with firms and conversion course suppliers to equip non-law students with as much useful information as they can. I couldn’t be more grateful.”
Best society for non-law students
We consistently strive to offer opportunities to the wider society as a core value of our objective. We’re dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone has access to the tools they need for personal and professional growth.
Best society for non-law students
King’s College London Law Society
The society really goes above and beyond when it comes to non-law.
“The society really goes above and beyond when it comes to non-law. They have an annual in-depth non-law guide. They also have a dedicated non-law Instagram page with regular and up-to-date specific content for non-law students.”
Best society for non-law students
KCL Law Society is the largest law society at KCL and the largest independent student society in the UK. We pride ourselves on our three pillars of accessibility, community and success.
Best society for non-law students
King’s College London Law Society
This society is the best I’ve seen at engaging non-law students! They have a specific non-law social media and a very thorough non-law guide with all the information you need on converting to law and understanding the industry.
“This society is the best I’ve seen at engaging non-law students! They have a specific non-law social media and a very thorough non-law guide with all the information you need on converting to law and understanding the industry. They’ve also hosted brilliant non-law events with other academic societies, which are very illuminating and helpful.”
Best society for non-law students
For us, a great law society has worthwhile values, and goes above and beyond to achieve them.
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University of Exeter Law Society
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Queen Mary Bar Society
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King’s College London Bar & Mooting Society
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Leicester University Student Law Society
“This society is the best I’ve seen at engaging non-law students! They have a specific non-law social media and a very thorough non-law guide with all the information you need on converting to law and understanding the industry. They’ve also hosted brilliant non-law events with other academic societies, which are very illuminating and helpful.”
Best society for non-law students
Best society for non-law students
King’s College London Law Society
“The society is absolutely incredible in aiding non-law students. They’ve hosted a range of specific events that aim to engage non-law students and help them navigate the industry. They’ve also explained how to sell yourself as a non-law student and given us lots of tips on how we can transfer the skills gained from our non-law background.”
Best society for non-law students
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.
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. Employability is central to YLS. Our ‘YLS Application Acceleration Program’ takes members from Freshers to interviews through workshops and mentoring.
Best society for non-law students
Our committee are friends and at our events we consciously bring our members into those friendships, believing that career ambitions are best fostered and supported by the community of the society.
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UCL Law for All Society