Alumni
A degree from Exeter Law School has opened up countless pathways for our alumni in the last one hundred years. Their varied experience and expertise has been invaluable in helping students gain employability, professional and personal skills.
Alumni get involved in many different activities such as employment workshops, career mentoring sessions and work placements. Their input is highly valued by the students and greatly appreciated by us.
Being an alumnus of the Law School can mean many things:
- a chance to keep in touch with old friends;
- an opportunity to support the School in its current work;
- a way of letting us and the alumni community know about your successes and achievements.
Get inspired by reading our Law alumni stories below.
Our alumni staff
Craig Newbery-Jones
Associate Professor in Law
Kim McDonald
Co-Director of the Community Law Clinic
Sue Prince
Professor of Law
Natasha Bellinger
Co-Director of the Community Law Clinic
David Yuratich
Senior Lecturer in Law
Craig Newbery-Jones
Associate Professor in Law
"As a student the program offered a comprehensive curriculum, engaging academic members of staff, and a vibrant campus life.
The commitment to academic excellence and the university's dedication to providing students with a well-rounded education were compelling factors for me to return to Exeter."
Kim McDonald
Co-Director of the Community Law Clinic
"As an Exeter postgraduate student I felt like I was part of a community. I enjoyed my time spent in collaborate classes and being on a beautiful campus. I made friends and connections that are still a part of my life over 18 years later."
Sue Prince
Professor of Law
"What do I love about Exeter? The grounds, the trees, the deer on campus, the students, the very committed staff. The ability to be able to think and work in a place that makes a difference to the world and with people who also want to make a difference!"
Natasha Bellinger
Co-Director of the Community Law Clinic
"I loved my time at Exeter as a student because it laid the foundations for my legal career and was instrumental in why I stayed in Exeter to practice at the Bar.
I was drawn back to Exeter to work at the Uni because of its commitment to social justice and because it is full of wonderful colleagues."
David Yuratich
Senior Lecturer in Law
"The Law School is full of dedicated and enthusiastic legal educators who want students to join with us in learning about the law and about the power of the law to change the world we live in."
"We are extremely grateful to the Exeter Alumni Annual Fund which has supported us this year and funded our barrister wigs. These wigs have been an incredible addition to our competitions as they have allowed our students to have an authentic experience of what it is like to be a barrister."
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