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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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Professor Morgera at Glion Dialogue on the international recognition of the human right to a healthy environment
Professor Elisa Morgera was invited to the eighth Glion Human Rights Dialogue in Switzerland
The Law School contributes to the work of the Scottish Government on climate change and islands
Prof Francesco Sindico is on secondment with the Scottish Government Islands Team leading the Carbon Neutral Islands project.
Strathclyde Law School performs strongly in Research Excellence Framework 2021
Strathclyde’s School of Law has performed strongly in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021
Strathclyde Law School before the highest judicial body of the United Nations
Prof Francesco Sindico has just returned from The Hague where he acted as Counsel for the Plurinational State of Bolivia in the Case over the Dispute over the Status and Use of the Waters of the Silala (Chile v. Bolivia)
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Our Seminar Series
The Law School runs a staff seminar series throughout term time.
Law Clinic
Our Law Clinic offers free legal assistance to people in Glasgow and the surrounding area who are unable to obtain legal assistance through other means.
Mooting Society
A moot is a competitive mock court hearing. We offer fantastic training by experienced students, solicitors, advocates, sheriffs and even SUPREME COURT justices.
Strathclyde Student Law Review
The Strathclyde Student Law Review allows you to get your work published. Through published articles, you can express your views, and read other student opinions, on current legal developments.
It’s a student run body and we welcome submissions from all UK students on any legal topic (subject to the approval of the editorial board).
Mediation Clinic
We run a free, student-led mediation service in Glasgow to help people resolve disputes without going to court or tribunal.
Strathclyde Mediation Society
The society offers a unique way to socialise with your peers, gain transferrable skills and stand out from the competition.