6th in the UK for overall satisfaction in Law

The National Student Survey 2009 ranked the School 6th in the UK for overall satisfaction in Law*.

Internationally excellent research in Law recognised by the RAE 2008

75 per cent of our research was judged to be of international quality with 10 per cent considered world-leading. Read more...

Scholarships for University of Exeter students

Exeter undergraduates from the School of Law who achieve a First Class Honours degree are entitled to a 50% reduction in fees on the School's Taught Masters programmes and MA by Research. Students achieving an Upper Second Class Honours degree are entitled to a 25% reduction in fees.

Exeter undergraduates and postgraduates from the School of Law who are accepted to undertake an MPhil or PhD in Law will be offered a 25% reduction in fees for three years (subject to satisfactory progress).

Further information

Study Opportunities in Law

We offer a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in addition to PhD and MPhil Research opportunities in Law, which has allowed us to achieve an excellent track record of graduate employment. The School enjoys extremely good relations with members of the legal profession both regionally and at national and international levels, and many of our alumni now occupy senior positions in major organisations in the UK and overseas. We also offer law modules for non-lawyers.

Student Profiles

See what some of our past and present students have to say about studying law at Exeter.

Mohamed Al Mehairi (LLM Exeter 1993 and MPh 1999), pictured left, is Legal Adviser to the Dubai Executive Council. He is responsible for advising the City State on the development of its legal system and judiciary as a major hub in the ‘central world’.
Mohamed is very proud of his time spent in Exeter and has returned on several occasions. On his last trip he was very pleased to hear that his University had been awarded University of the Year and insisted on seeing the trophy!

Staff News and Recent Publications

• Professor Chantal Stebbings' Third major monograph has been published - The Victorian Taxpayer and the Law: A Study in Constitutional Conflict - it is available in hardback from Cambridge University Press.
• Professor Jenny McEwan is now the editor of the International Journal of Evidence and Proof (published by Vathek)
• Dr Aurel Sari ‘The Al-Jedda Case before the House of Lords’, (2009) 13 Journal of International Peacekeeping 181–196.
• Professor Chantal Stebbings' book 'The Legal Foundations of Tribunals in Nineteenth Century England'(2007) has now been reissued in paperback by Cambridge University Press in the Cambridge Studies in English Legal History Series.
• Amandine Garde, "Food Advertising and Obesity Prevention: What Role for the European Union?", in Alison Harcourt and Stephen Weatherill (eds.), "EC Audiovisual Policy and Consumer Protection", Special Issue of the Journal of Consumer Policy " (2008) 25

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*based on percentage of positive responses for the 91 full service universities reviewed (ie, excluding specialist colleges)