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University of Hertfordshire Law School Welcome to the official page of The University of Hertfordshire School of Law. We are one of the largest, most innovative law schools in the UK.

Our students have access to fantastic facilities, including our Law Court Building containing a replica Crown Courtroom, all located on our de Havilland Campus. Alongside our degrees, students are actively encouraged to get involved in our many pro bono, volunteering and co-curricular activities. We provide free legal advice through our award-winning Hertfordshire Law Clinic and provide legal education to local schools and colleges through our ‘Streetlaw’ project. Co-curricular activities include trial advocacy, mooting, mediation, commercial awareness, debating, being a detective, working with offenders, forensic psychology and many more! Our Hatfield campus is perfectly located, just north of London. This means that those who decide to take up work experience and placement opportunities can do so locally, in the capital or further afield. Undergraduate students also have the opportunity to study at one of 170 partner universities across the globe in a study abroad option.

A warm welcome to all our visitors today. We hope you find the day enjoyable and informative.
17/10/2026

A warm welcome to all our visitors today. We hope you find the day enjoyable and informative.

Did you know? ⚖️In criminal trials, jurors are chosen at random from the electoral register. If you are aged 18 or over,...
16/10/2026

Did you know? ⚖️

In criminal trials, jurors are chosen at random from the electoral register.

If you are aged 18 or over, you could receive a jury summons even if you know nothing about the law.

15/10/2026

🎉 The University of Hertfordshire has been awarded the prestigious Race Equality Charter (REC) Silver Award by Advance HE!

Herts is now one of just 11 UK universities to hold the award, recognising significant and sustained progress in advancing race equity.

Professor Anthony Woodman, Vice-Chancellor, said:

“I believe that every member of our community should feel that they belong, are respected, and have an equal opportunity to succeed, regardless of their race or ethnicity.”

🔗 Find out more: https://www.herts.ac.uk/about-us/news-and-events/news/2026/university-of-hertfordshire-awarded-prestigious-race-equality-charter-silver

It was a pleasure to welcome Mark Evans and colleagues from The Law Society to Hertfordshire Law School yesterday.The vi...
09/10/2026

It was a pleasure to welcome Mark Evans and colleagues from The Law Society to Hertfordshire Law School yesterday.

The visit brought together our students and members of the legal profession for an afternoon of conversation, insight and discussion, including a student event and a roundtable on mental health and wellbeing.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day such a success!

Did you know? ⚖️A person can represent themselves in court without hiring a solicitor or barrister. In legal terms, they...
09/10/2026

Did you know? ⚖️

A person can represent themselves in court without hiring a solicitor or barrister.

In legal terms, they're known as a "litigant in person".

Have you booked your undergraduate Open Day yet?It’s a great way to explore our campuses, meet staff and students and ge...
08/10/2026

Have you booked your undergraduate Open Day yet?

It’s a great way to explore our campuses, meet staff and students and get a real feel for what student life at UH could be like.

We can’t wait to welcome you to the Hertfordshire Law School. Come and see it for yourself!

🔗 Book your place: https://www.herts.ac.uk/study/open-days-and-events/undergraduate-open-days

07/10/2026
02/10/2026

A warm welcome to all our new and returning students. We're delighted to have you with us at Hertfordshire Law School!

Did you know? ⚖️It is an offence to be drunk and in charge of a cow.It is an offence to be drunk and in charge of a carr...
02/10/2026

Did you know? ⚖️

It is an offence to be drunk and in charge of a cow.

It is an offence to be drunk and in charge of a carriage, horse, cattle (which includes cows), or a steam engine on any highway or public place under Section 12 of the Licensing Act 1872. It comes from 19th-century legislation designed to maintain public order and keep roads safe from intoxicated drovers.

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