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UCL Faculty of Laws, Bentham House, 4-8 Endsleigh Gardens, London WC1H 0EG, UK
Wed 11 Mar 2026
Develop advanced legal expertise at one of the world’s leading law schools through the 10-month UCL Master of Laws (LLM), a globally recognised postgraduate degree offering exceptional academic depth and flexibility.
We invite you to attend an in-person open day at Bentham House, designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the UCL LLM, its specialist pathways and academic community. This event offers the opportunity to engage directly with leading academics and current students, helping you understand how the programme can support your academic and professional ambitions.
Date/time: Wednesday 11 March 2026, 1:45 PM – 4:30 PM
Location: Bentham House, UCL Faculty of Laws, Endsleigh Gardens, London
What to expect
During the event, you will have the opportunity to:
This open day is particularly suited to prospective students who want to experience the intellectual environment and research-led teaching that characterises study at UCL Laws.
About the UCL Master of Laws (LLM)
The 10-month UCL Master of Laws (LLM) is one of the most diverse and academically rigorous postgraduate law degrees in the world. Students can tailor their studies through a wide selection of modules across areas such as International Law, Corporate Law, Human Rights, Environmental Law and Public Law, or pursue one of several specialist degrees aligned to their interests.
The programme combines intellectually challenging taught modules led by internationally recognised academics, practising lawyers and barristers with opportunities to develop practical legal skills through extracurricular activities such as mooting and pro bono work via the award-winning Centre for Access to Justice.
Students also undertake independent research through a Research Essay, developing advanced analytical, research and writing skills valued across academic and professional careers.
The 10-month study period allows you to fast-track your career, giving you a head start in industry and a competitive edge in the job market. For those already in practice, or with other responsibilities, there is the option to study part-time over two years (10 month each), or a modular/flexible option in which students will have up to five years (10 months each) to complete their degree.
Faculty speakers
Professor Rob George KC is Professor of Law and Policy at UCL and a practising barrister at Harcourt Chambers. His teaching and research focus on family law and the functioning of the family justice system, with particular expertise in cross-border child law and international family disputes. He combines academic leadership with frontline legal practice, bringing real-world insight into his teaching.
Dr John Sorabji is Associate Professor of Law at UCL and co-Director of the UCL Centre for Dispute Resolution. An expert in civil justice, dispute resolution and judicial governance, he has advised senior judiciary and government institutions, including the Lord Chief Justice and the Council of Europe, bringing extensive policy and constitutional expertise to his teaching.
Dr Despoina Mantzari is Associate Professor in Competition Law and co-Director of the UCL Centre for Law, Economics and Society. Her research examines competition law, regulation and economic evidence across the UK, EU and US, combining legal analysis with insights from economics and political science. Her work is widely published and informs contemporary regulatory and antitrust debates.
UCL Vis Moot Court Team success at the 2025 CIETAC Cup Moot in Beijing
The UCL Vis Team, featuring LLM and LLB students from the Faculty, placed in the top four of 103 teams from leading law schools in an international mooting competition.
