The School of Law brings together disciplines with a long-standing reputation at Middlesex University and over 1,700 students study within the School. The teaching, research and advocacy strengths of the school are reflected in our Criminology and Sociology and Law departments, alongside The Social Policy Research Centre, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre, and Doctoral Institute. These provide
an optimal basis for high-quality applied teaching, research and public engagement. All our courses have been designed to help you develop the knowledge and practical skills that you will need to build a successful career. Law students develop research and mooting skills while our criminology students develop in-depth knowledge through the examination of real-life case studies. Politics and sociology students develop advanced analytical skills and a broad global perspective through the examination of a wide range of contemporary events and issues. Our commitment to providing an outstanding learning environment means that our most distinguished academics are actively involved in teaching across all our undergraduate courses,
With our London location close to the centre of policy and practice in key national, European and international issues, the diversity and excellence of our academic staff,, the School is building on its existing strong reputation as an internationally competitive, broad based law school.
