Leicester Law School

Outreach

Leicester Law School offers a number of inspiring opportunities for students in Years 10–13 to find out more about the varied and rewarding career in the legal sector and what it is like to study law at university. If you have any questions about any of the below opportunities, please email schools@le.ac.uk.

All of the events and programmes listed below are completely free for students to take part in. If you wish to hear about new events as and when they become available complete our law interest form.

Events (years 10–13)

No events for Year 10-13 are currently scheduled.

Events (community)

No community events are currently scheduled.

Progression Programmes (year 12–13)

Our AccessLeicester programme will be open to students (currently in year 12) interested in any area of study (provided it is an option at the University of Leicester) and will involve skills based sessions, both in person and online as well as subject specific content. Students enrolled on AccessLeicester will have the benefit of a reduced offer to study one of our courses as well as receiving the University of Leicester Bursary.

For any queries about our progression programme, please email progression@le.ac.uk.

Residentials

Each year the University of Leicester runs residential experiences for students in Year 12. During the residential, students are able to take part in practical workshops and experience life as a university student.

Applications for our 2025 residential are not yet open.

Find out more and register your interest

Virtual talk: 'How Hard Should It Be To Reverse A Miscarriage Of Justice?’

Thursday 13 March 2025, 2.10pm-2.55pm, Y12 & Y13

Attend this session to learn from an expert in miscarriages of justice and use your knowledge to decide whether a young person should succeed with his campaign for justice against the odds when he has not committed an offence. 

You will learn about recent changes to compensation following a successful appeal against a wrongful conviction and evaluate whether justice really can be served under the current regime.

Book your place 

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