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Committed to academic excellence

  • City was the

    1st

    institution in London to educate students at all stages of legal education.

  • Established in

    1852

    the City Law School has an illustrious history of providing exceptional education for all law students.

The City Law School has a brand-new home. Located a stones-throw away from City, University of London’s Northampton Square campus, it boasts a dedicated library, 160-seat lecture theatre, modern study space, staff offices, restaurant and central atrium with a glazed roof.

Facilities

  • Exterior of City Law School building on Sebastian street
    The Law School Building on Sebastian Street has now opened its doors and will provide a new home for The City Law School.
  • Interior of The City Law School with curved yellow sofa by staircase
    The £63 million Law School Building features a dedicated library, 160-seat lecture theatre, modern study space, staff offices, restaurant and central atrium with a glazed roof. 
  • Interior of the city law school featuring study area next to staircase
    The modern seven-storey building provides world-class educational facilities for City’s students and staff and allows the School to operate on a single site.
  • Communcal seating area with tables and chairs
    This impressive facility features dynamic social spaces which complements The City Law School’s forward-thinking approach to teaching and learning.
  • The City of Law School's boardroom overlooking City of London skyline
    With a modern seminar and meeting rooms, a mock court room, a legal clinic and state of the art Library to encourage a more informal and interactive style of learning.

Research from the City Law School

Students walking outside Northampton Square

The City Law School's research ranges from doctrinal to socio-legal, across a broad subject matter.

Students walking outside Northampton Square

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