Study Mind Law Summer Career Camp: Real Legal Experience in London
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Take part in mock trials, courtroom simulations and case analysis, then meet practising solicitors, barristers and legal academics. Build your understanding of legal specialisms and get support with UCAS, LNAT preparation and interviews; everyone receives a certificate on completion.
Study Mind’s Law Summer Career Camp is a hands-on programme for students aged 15-18 who want to explore careers in law. It combines legal theory with practical experience through mock trials, legal workshops, debates, courtroom simulations, and case analysis.
Students also gain exposure to different legal specialisms and meet practising professionals, including solicitors, barristers, and legal academics. Alongside the legal learning, the programme includes university and career preparation.
Participants receive support with UCAS applications, personal statements, LNAT preparation, and interview techniques, helping them build confidence about law degrees and future legal pathways. The camp is designed for beginners as well as students who already have some interest in the subject.
The experience is delivered in central London and can run for one, two, or three weeks. Students may also choose residential accommodation at UCL’s Ramsay Hall, with meals, supervision, and activities included for residential participants.
Everyone receives a certificate on completion, recognising their participation and the skills developed during the programme.
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- Students in Year 10, Year 11, Year 12 or Year 13 (ages 15-18)
- Applicants should have a genuine passion for their chosen subject or career
- Parent/carer consent is required
- Applicants must be able to attend one of the advertised weeks
- A good level of English is required (minimum equivalent of CEFR B1 or IELTS 4.0-5.0)
- No prior legal experience is required
The programme is priced by length, starting from £1,799 for 1 week, £2,999 for 2 weeks, and £3,999 for 3 weeks. A bursary scheme is also available for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, with full bursaries plus 75% and 50% bursaries offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Bursary applicants are asked to provide evidence and may be offered discounted places where free places are already assigned.
Checked 18 October 2026
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