Law subject talk
The University of Sheffield
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Curious about studying law at Sheffield? Join a subject talk to explore course content, meet academics, ask questions and see campus life up close. Build confidence, spot routes into uni and future careers - pick the session that fits your visit.
The University of Sheffield’s Law subject talk is part of its undergraduate open day subject talks and is designed for prospective students who want to find out more about studying law at Sheffield. The Law session is held in Richard Roberts Auditorium and is one of three scheduled Law talks on the day, giving visitors multiple chances to attend the session that best fits their visit.
The talk is the fixed part of the open day booking, so visitors choose it in advance when arranging their open day place. It is a chance to hear more about the Law course, what studying the subject involves, and how the university presents the department to prospective undergraduates.
Booked visitors are seated first, and any remaining places may then be offered to other attendees.
After each talk, there are optional student-led tours of the Law School building. These tours last around 30 minutes, depart from the Law student subject exhibition stand, and are signed up for at the Law stand on the day.
Dates from the previous cycle. New dates are announced when applications reopen.
September 2026 Law subject talk sessions (10:15am, 1pm, 2:15pm)
Location
- Prospective undergraduate visitors can book places for themselves and up to one additional guest.
- Booked visitors are seated first; any remaining seats may then be offered to unbooked visitors.
- Some subject talks may become fully booked.
Checked 28 September 2026
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