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Transform your future with a Law degree at Exeter

Choosing where to study law is about more than earning a degree. With more than 100 years of teaching heritage and world-leading research expertise, Law at the University of Exeter is taught with humanity and purpose; it’s transformational. Here, your education is designed to do more than prepare you for a career, it empowers you to create change.

A supportive and ambitious learning environment

At Exeter, you will be part of an ambitious but supportive environment, where collaboration and challenge help you develop your confidence and independence.

International students are given a range of specific support, including visa advice, airport collections, academic support and more. One of the most practical benefits of studying in the UK is the shorter time needed to complete your degree. A bachelor’s degree typically takes three years, while a taught master’s degree usually takes one year, compared to four and two years in countries such as the US and Australia. This means lower overall tuition fees and living costs, without compromising on academic quality.

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Your learning happens beyond the lecture hall

You won’t just study law; you’ll experience how it works in practice.

At Exeter, your learning extends beyond the lecture hall through clinics, placements and practical legal challenges embedded within your degree. These opportunities allow you to apply legal theory to real-world situations, helping you build professional confidence and transferable skills from the very beginning of your studies.

You’ll have opportunities to engage with legal professionals, work on real cases and explore how law can shape society. It’s an approach that transforms education into experience.

A Russell Group university with world-class teaching and research

As a member of the prestigious Russell Group, Exeter is recognised for its outstanding teaching and research excellence.

The university is one of only a few Russell Group institutions awarded Triple Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF 2023), recognising excellence in teaching, student experience and graduate outcomes. More than 99% of Exeter’s research is rated as international quality in the Research Excellence Framework 2021.*

This combination of research-led teaching and student-focused learning means students benefit from academics who are shaping conversations around law and justice globally.

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A university experience shaped by location

Located in the South West of England, around 2.5 hours from London by train, Exeter offers  the perfect balance between city life, green spaces and coastal living. The city is known for its friendly atmosphere, historic character and vibrant student community.

Students can enjoy:

  • A safe and welcoming student city 
  • Beautiful campuses surrounded by nature 
  • Easy access to beaches and countryside 
  • Excellent transport connections to London and the rest of the UK 
  • A thriving social, cultural and sporting scene

For international students, Exeter provides the opportunity to experience life in the UK within a supportive and student-focused environment.

Turning education into confidence, skills and opportunity

Your employability is built into the student experience from day one, with your potential recognised and nurtured throughout your studies.

Outstanding careers support helps turn education into confidence, skills and opportunity, both valuable during your studies and after graduation. Exeter graduates go on to successful careers around the world across legal practice, business, government, policy and international organisations.

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