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All students of The University of Law become members of the Student Association, no matter which campus they’re studying at.
The Student Association represents students, provides a host of activities to get involved with, and runs different student clubs and societies. The clubs and societies available are widely varied, but if students can’t find one that’s suitable for them, they can set up one that fits their interests.
There’s also an Events Committee and students can apply to have a role on it, or just go along to enjoy the various events they put on, such as sporting events and quizzes etc.
There are several clubs and societies for students to choose from at each campus. These groups are student-lead and cover various sports and topics depending on the interests of the students at each location. The Student Association website has lists of all the clubs and societies available, so students can see if there is one they’d like to join. If they can’t find a club or society that interests them, students can apply to set up a new one.
The University of Law has 15 campuses across the UK, as well as a Hong Kong campus and one in Berlin.
The campus locations are:
All campuses are central, close to business hubs and transport links.
The University of Law website has location pages with further information about each of its campuses.
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