Faculty of Law

Law has been studied and taught in Cambridge since the thirteenth century. By all measures the Cambridge Faculty of Law is one of the world's leading teaching and research law schools, and our alumni have gone on to have impact across the globe.

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Tripos lecture
Undergraduate: BA (Tripos) Degree in Law

An intellectually challenging and rewarding undergraduate degree, undertaken in a uniquely inspiring environment and rigorously taught by some of the world’s leading experts.
LLM graduation
Postgraduate: Master of Law (LLM)

A world-renowned Masters programme offering highly-qualified and intellectually outstanding students the opportunity to pursue their studies in a challenging and supportive environment.
MCL students
Postgraduate: Masters in Corporate Law (MCL)

A specialist programme for students seeking a sophisticated understanding of the interaction between markets, corporations and the law, working alongside leading academics and practitioners.

News

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9 Nov 2026

Professor Bobby Reddy awarded Leverhulme Prize in Law

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27 Oct 2026

Job opportunity: Library Assistant (Acquisitions & Metadata) (Fixed Term)

Squire Library

26 Oct 2026

3CL Sullivan & Cromwell Lunchtime Seminar Series

22 Oct 2026

Job opportunity: Deputy Faculty Manager - Finance, Research & Facilities Management

David Williams Building

21 Oct 2026

Job opportunity: Research Associate (Fixed Term)

21 Oct 2026

BF & Co. Supports prize for International Investment Law

Events

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CEENRG Seminars: 'Who Evaluates State Climate Performance? The Politics of Evaluative Authority Beyond the Paris Agreement'

12 November 2026 * 3:00pm to 4:00pm David Attenborough Building

Maitland Chambers: Practical Skills for Aspiring Barristers

12 November 2026 * 4:00pm to 5:00pm Faculty of Law, LG17

Malay World Studies Seminar Series: 'The Role of the Judiciary in a Plural Society'

12 November 2026 * 5:00pm to 6:00pm St Catharine's College

Institute of Criminology: 'Legal cynicism and the enduring legacy of abusive policing' Dr Thiago R. Oliveira

12 November 2026 * 5:00pm to 6:00pm Institute of Criminology, Lower Ground Floor Seminar Rooms

CIPIL Evening Seminar: 'Copyright, Trade Marks and Freedom of Expression – Has the CJEU Developed Appropriate Balancing Frameworks in Pelham II and IKEA?'

12 November 2026 * 5:30pm to 6:30pm Faculty of Law, G24

LCIL Friday Lecture: 'Temporal arguments and climate reparations' - Dr Eliana Cusato, Tilburg Law School

13 November 2026 * 1:00pm to 2:00pm Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, Berkowitz/Finley Lecture Hall

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