Our departments

In numbers

  • 6th
    in the UK for Law
    (The Times/Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024)
  • 90.6%
    rating for 'satisfaction with teaching'
    (The Guardian University Guide 2023)
  • 81%
    of research rated world-leading or outstanding
    (Research Excellence Framework 2021)

Using legal knowledge to effect real, positive change

Strathclyde Law School produces confident, capable graduates who are passionate about the possibilities of legal knowledge.

Our group of internationally-respected scholars deliver an eclectic portfolio of forward-thinking programmes that are student-focused and designed to remain relevant in a fast-changing world. As well as delivering a robust legal education, modules and programmes explore such diverse topics as the environment, human rights, technology, commerce and penal change.

In our more than fifty years of educating the lawyers of the future, our goal has been to provide a quality of teaching and research that makes a difference to the world. Home to the student-led Mediation Clinic, the School’s philosophy is that legal knowledge can be used to effect positive change in communities.

 

Our values

Strathclyde Law School is proud to be part of a vibrant and socially progressive university with an enduring goal of useful learning. We are a forward-thinking and outward-looking community, committed to access to justice, equality and diversity, and sustainable development. We strive to reflect these values every day in our culture and practice. In our more than fifty years of educating the lawyers of the future and serving our community, our goal has been to provide a quality of teaching and research that makes a difference to the world – today and tomorrow.

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Our students

Photo of Law student Heather Burns

Heather Burns

MSc Law, Technology & Innovation

At a crucial time for the field and for human rights both online and offline, it was good to take some time to shore up the academic and legal foundations needed for the road ahead. The Strathclyde MSc reflected that perfectly.
Photo of Law with a Modern Language student Tsara Mirza-Reina

Tsara Mirza-Reina

LLB Law with Spanish

I can safely say that studying Spanish has contributed hugely to the opportunities I have had in my life. The skills I have learned from studying and speaking a language have helped me develop a strong work ethic. Speaking a different language has also helped me build deeper connections with people from around the world by briding a gap in times of need.
Human Rights Law student Aidan Fisher

Aidan Fisher

LLM Human Rights Law

With support from the Strathclyde Law School, I was able to attend the Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot in Geneva. Seeing so many legal practitioners dedicated to doing good in the world convinced me that I could as well. It gave me an insight into other career paths beyond becoming a solicitor and beyond our domestic jurisdiction.
Criminal Justice & Penal Change student Miles Wright

Miles Wright

LLM Criminal Justice & Penal Change

The quality of teaching at Strathclyde was excellent, and staff were always willing to answer questions. Furthermore, opportunities for feedback were integrated into the module, so that we could implement feedback at the next available opportunity.

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