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Law School
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Professor Bryan Clark
We put great emphasis on teaching and learning. We specialise in practical learning where our students don’t just sit and listen to people like me in a classroom, but rather go out there and deal with real cases and real clients.
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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.
Climate Change Law & Policy (LLM)
This is a one-year full-time course that's studied by distance learning with the exception of two residential weeks - one in September and one in January - here in Scotland.
HackTheLaw 2015
Strathclyde law students were recently joined by their counterparts from the University of Glasgow and Glasgow Caledonian University for a one-day workshop on developing projects aimed at disrupting the legal market.