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Immerse Education Law Summer Programme London

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In-person · London
Posted yesterday • Years 11, 12, 13 • Ages 15–18
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Explore criminal and civil law through seminars, ethical debates, landmark cases and mock courtroom experiences in a two-week, university-style programme. Develop your reasoning and advocacy with expert tutors, then produce a personal research project shaped by your interests.

Immerse Education’s Law Summer Programme London gives ambitious students the chance to explore legal reasoning and justice in one of the world’s major legal centres. Over a two-week, university-style programme, participants study criminal and civil law, ethical debates and landmark legal cases through academic seminars, workshops and mock courtroom experiences.

Students are guided by expert tutors and academic mentors as they develop reasoning, critical thinking and advocacy skills. The course also includes a personal research project and one-to-one tutoring, allowing each participant to deepen their understanding of the subject and produce work that reflects their interests and curiosity.

The programme is designed for students who are considering law, politics or related disciplines at university. Alongside the academic content, participants can enjoy a residential London experience with accommodation, meals and extracurricular activities included.

Students also receive a certificate of achievement, and there is an optional UCAS points add-on for those who are eligible.

Qualification Outcome

Certificate of achievement

LawLaw, Politics & International Affairs
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June 2027

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July 2027

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August 2027

Duration: 2 weeks

Location

In-person · University College London (UCL), Gower St, London WC1E 6BT, London
  • Designed for students aged 15-18.
  • UCAS points are available only to students aged 14 or older at the time of the programme.

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