Best law society overall
Edward Bramley Law Society

We commend this committee on their success in creating such a well-rounded, proactive society.
“From its excellent engagement with members, noteworthy careers events, unwavering support for aspiring barristers and mooting activities, to the conscious effort it makes to consider each members’ inclusion and safety during socials, this society remains a pillar of versatility across the board. We were thoroughly impressed by this society’s detailed application and commend the committee on their success in creating such a well-rounded, proactive society.”

Best law society overall
The Edward Bramley Law Society has always stood out by being a vibrant, inclusive and welcoming community for all students, whether they’re studying law or come from a non-law background. We pride ourselves on our dedication to creating not only a society, but a community where students can grow and bond.
Best law society president
Nathan Rogers – University of Lincoln Law Society

This president deserves so much praise for the way they’ve prepared the society’s members for life beyond university.
“The president has consistently demonstrated commitment to the law society and its members by providing social, academic and legal opportunities for everyone. As a tutor, they truly care about each member. They’re the most kind-hearted person that I’ve met; and they’re always putting other people’s needs first, while making sure everyone feels included. This president deserves so much praise for the way they’ve prepared the society’s members for life beyond university.”

Best law society president
Every committee member handles their role with the utmost respect and care, ensuring that their work is unique and of a high standard. Each year becomes greater than the last because we don’t shy away from past mistakes. The love and dedication to helping others is palpable and evident throughout all facets of the society.
Most committed to increasing diversity
York Law Society

The society has hosted several events with influential speakers from organisations such as upReach, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion.
“The society has shown a strong commitment to increasing diversity this year through key initiatives. This has involved establishing a diversity sub-committee with each member focusing on a specific area of diversity, including LGBTQIA+, disability, race and ethnicity, gender identity, and socioeconomic status. The society has also hosted several events with influential speakers from organisations such as upReach, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion.”

Most committed to increasing diversity
We’re committed to increasing access to the legal profession, particularly for those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds through initiatives like our Opportunity for All Scheme. In addition, we hosted targeted workshops to help non-law students and others with limited access to the legal world.
Best society for welfare
Durham University Women in Law Society

The society runs welfare drop-in sessions with a dedicated welfare officer every single week, which has fostered a really lovely community.
“The society runs welfare drop-in sessions with a dedicated welfare officer every single week, which has fostered a really lovely community. There are also other welfare events, such as craft sessions and film nights, which are great for stress relief and show that the society really cares about its members.”

Best society for welfare
From career-focused initiatives like commercial awareness newsletters to welfare drop-ins and impactful charity fundraisers, we consistently deliver meaningful, engaging opportunities for our members. Our progressive culture, inclusivity and commitment to excellence make us a standout society for anyone passionate about advancing diversity and equality in the legal world.
Best society for pro bono
University of Nottingham Pro Bono Society

The volunteers’ tangible impact across various sectors, including education, community and the penal system, is amazing.
“The society has a wide range of comprehensive pro bono opportunities available. I particularly enjoy the legal advice clinic, which provides candidates with firsthand insights into pro bono cases and enables us to develop essential skills. The volunteers’ tangible impact across various sectors, including education, community and the penal system, is amazing.”

Best society for pro bono
We are proud to be the only pro bono society in the UK offering such a diverse range of opportunities to engage with pro bono work. By encompassing the broad categories of penal, education and community, we provide our members with unparalleled hands-on experience in the field of law.
Best society for mooting
University of Nottingham Mooting Society

I’ve improved my public speaking and attention to details skills immeasurably since joining the society.
“The society has mooting opportunities throughout the year for all year groups. The committee members make me feel really comfortable and I always feel encouraged to attend competitive events. I’ve improved my public speaking and attention to details skills immeasurably since joining the society.”

Best society for mooting
We’ve diversified by welcoming and encouraging members of all capabilities and backgrounds, ensuring we have something that caters to all, whether that’s mooting at a beginner or advanced level, training during workshops or merely spectating experienced advocates at work.
Best society for aspiring barristers
King’s College London Bar & Mooting Society

The society makes every effort to ensure that the Bar is accessible to everyone.
“The society is exceptional at serving aspiring barristers. The combination of panels, networking events with barristers and a stellar range of moots – from intellectual property to space law and public international law – is wonderful. The society makes every effort to ensure that the Bar is accessible to everyone.”

Best society for aspiring barristers
Mooting lies at the heart of our society. We’ve hosted more than 20 workshops and competitions this year, ranging from introductory sessions to advanced moots in collaboration with chambers. These activities not only help members explore diverse areas of law, but also build essential skills in advocacy and legal argumentation.
Best society for commercial awareness
UCL Law Society

The society hosts events with leading City law firms nearly every other day, offering exposure to diverse practice areas and industries.
“The society has been exceptional in developing members’ commercial awareness through a range of impactful initiatives. The newsletter stands out as a consistent and reliable resource, keeping members updated on key legal and commercial developments. In addition, the society hosts events with leading City law firms nearly every other day, offering exposure to diverse practice areas and industries.”

Best society for commercial awareness
For aspiring lawyers, our careers team works relentlessly to partner with organisations to act as the bridge between them, and our competitions team aims to build students’ confidence and transferable skills.
Best society for first-year students
University of Bristol Law Club

The society’s First-year Guide and Commercial Awareness Programme helped me to kickstart my career and develop the essential skills I needed early on in my legal journey.
“The society caters to first-year students exceptionally well by ensuring that every initiative includes space specifically for them. The society’s First-year Guide and Commercial Awareness Programme helped me to kickstart my career and develop the essential skills I needed early on in my legal journey. These initiatives not only build confidence, but also provide a strong foundation for success in law school and beyond.”

Best society for first-year students
The University of Bristol Law Club hub has further assisted in making our society as accessible as possible. We’ve also provided a wider range of opportunities for non-law students and international students to ensure that we’re catering to a diverse range of members.
Best society for non-law students
King’s College London Law Society

The non-law panel truly opened my eyes to how I could really pursue a career in law and the non-law reps have been really helpful throughout my journey.
“As a non-law student, I’ve never felt excluded. There’s always an outstanding effort to help people with the basics and encourage people to get into law. The non-law panel truly opened my eyes to how I could really pursue a career in law and the non-law reps have been really helpful throughout my journey.”

Best society for non-law students
What truly sets us apart is our commitment to providing an inclusive and supportive platform that all students, regardless of their membership status or degree, can access and rely on. From subsidised memberships to events tailored for non-law students and underrepresented groups, we ensure everyone feels welcome and included.