Law and Global Justice at University College London

Faculty of Law and Global Justice: University College London

Location: University College London (UCL), Bloomsbury Campus

Class Size: 12 students per class

Faculty Contact Hours: 30 hours per week

Program Overview

This immersive program combines academic exploration with real-world experiences, connecting theoretical learning with practical applications.

Students will explore fields such as criminal justice, human rights law, environmental law, and global policy. Through interactive classes, debates, and mock trials, students will gain a clear understanding of law's role in society and develop the analytical skills needed for top-tier pathways into the UK Higher Education system.

What’s Included

• 14 nights / 15 days full board accommodation at UCL, Bloomsbury campus, in single ensuite rooms.

• 60 hours of academic input over two weeks, including core lessons, guest lectures, masterclasses, and project preparation.

• 2 company visits to leading legal institutions.

• 2 university visits to explore higher education opportunities and academic life.

• 1 faculty-related visit designed to complement academic learning.

• 2 full-day excursions to iconic destinations and landmarks.

• Travel card for unlimited travel within London during the program

Accommodation

University College London, Bloomsbury Campus

Students will stay in single ensuite rooms at UCL’s Bloomsbury campus, offering a safe and comfortable environment in the heart of London.

Features Include:

• Full board with daily hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner (packed meals on excursion days).

• Private ensuite rooms with a desk, wardrobe, and ample storage space.

• Access to shared facilities, including a kitchen, canteen, cinema room, music and games rooms, and landscaped gardens.

• 24-hour onsite security ensuring a safe and secure stay.

• Convenient location within walking distance of iconic London landmarks and attractions.

This prime Zone 1 location allows students to fully immerse themselves in the vibrant city experience while focusing on their academic and personal development.

Sample Faculty

·       Dr. Nadine Randel (University of Cambridge)

·       Dr. Katty Wadda (University of Cambridge)

·       Ms. Christiane Cladrow (University of Edinburgh)

·       Professor Anna Chechel (University of Cambridge)

·       Dr. Anita Karsa (University of Cambridge)

Sample Industry Visits

Agribot: AI in Agriculture

Explore how AI is transforming agriculture by optimizing crop management, irrigation, and pest control. Experience hands-on activities to learn about AI-driven solutions that improve farm efficiency and sustainability.

Mixed Reality Rooms

Engage with cutting-edge technology in Mixed Reality Rooms, where digital and physical worlds merge. Participate in interactive simulations that bring learning to life in fields like engineering, medicine, and design.

Sample Guest Speakers

• Vardaan Shekhawat, CEO, UK Jobs Insider: Insights on career readiness and industry trends.

University and Cultural Enrichment

• Explore UCL’s vibrant campus through guided tours and faculty Q&A sessions.

• Participate in cultural walking tours and visits to landmarks such as Parliament Square and Buckingham Palace.

Sample Excursions

Visit to the University of Oxford

• Explore Oxford: Discover the historic city of Oxford and tour one of its prestigious colleges.

• Immerse in Academia: Experience the renowned academic atmosphere and gain insights into life at one of the world’s top universities.

• Guided Tour: Take a guided tour that highlights Oxford’s rich history, stunning architecture, and iconic landmarks.

Brighton Excursion

• Seaside Adventure: Enjoy a full-day trip to the vibrant and picturesque seaside city of Brighton.

• Iconic Brighton Pier: Stroll along the famous Brighton Pier and take in the lively beachfront atmosphere.

• Discover The Lanes: Explore The Lanes, a historic shopping area filled with unique boutiques, charming cafes, and eclectic shops.

Sample Curriculum

Core Module 1: Introduction to Law and Legal Systems

This module provides an overview of legal systems worldwide, with a focus on common law, civil law, and international law. Students learn about the structure and function of courts, the role of judges, and how laws evolve. Through case studies and discussions, they gain insight into the foundational principles of justice and the rule of law.

Core Module 2: Human Rights and International Law

Focused on the global framework of human rights, this module covers the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, humanitarian law, and key international treaties. Students explore current human rights issues, engage in debates on ethical questions, and discuss how international laws are enforced.

Core Module 3: Criminal Law and Justice

This module introduces criminal law, exploring concepts such as crime, punishment, and the judicial process. Students examine the roles of prosecution, defence, and the judiciary, and discuss the moral and ethical implications of criminal justice policies.

Core Module 4: Environmental Law and Policy

This module explores environmental law's role in addressing climate change, pollution, and conservation. Students learn about international environmental treaties, national policies, and the impact of legal decisions on environmental protection.

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Program Benefits

Academic Excellence:

• 60 hours of academic input, combining lectures, workshops, and projects.

• Access to expert faculty with extensive experience in their fields.

Immersive Learning:

• Hands-on projects like mock trials, discussions about the UN Human Rights Charter, and simulations.

• Real-world applications through guest lectures and industry visits

Cultural Enrichment:

• Guided university tours, including UCL, and excursions to iconic London landmarks such as Parliament Square and Buckingham Palace.

• Interactive team-building activities and cultural walking tours to foster connections among students.

Holistic Development:

• One-on-one mentorship, academic and personal guidance, and career counselling through the Career Dive module.

• Reflective learning opportunities, including journals, peer feedback, and the Innovate Learning Portfolio.

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Student Welfare and Support

• Accommodation: Full board, single ensuite rooms at UCL, Bloomsbury campus.

• Safety: 24/7 onsite security and medical resources.

• Personalized Mentorship: Each student receives tailored academic and personal support.

Extras (Not Included) :

•           Airport transfers for all London airports (£150 each way)

Minimum English level requirement– B1+