Law
Join the only Russell Group university to offer the full range of academic and vocational courses in the field of law.
Why study with us
Law is a subject which you can apply to every aspect of your life: the receipt in your pocket, your contract of employment, your rights as a homeowner or tenant, your grandparent’s care in a residential home, and the policies shaped and handed down by government are all examples of how law plays a part within our lives.
Pro bono
Develop your legal skills working on real cases and helping members of the community with our various pro bono schemes.
Employability
96% of graduates were in employment and/or further study, due to start a new job or course, or doing other activities such as travelling, 15 months after the end of their course (Graduate Outcomes survey 2020/21).
Excellent rankings
We’re in the Top 20 for Law in The Complete University Guide 2025.
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Studying law at Cardiff University
Professor Nicolas Ryder explores the multifaceted topic of law and how, without us really noticing, it permeates most aspects of our lives. Professor Ryder talks about studying law at Cardiff University and how our offering differs from other universities via the choices, pro bono opportunities, and extra-curricular activities we provide you.
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Studying law at Cardiff is intellectually challenging, academically rigorous and personally rewarding
Study Law if you want to understand the society in which you live, the major issues that shape the life of the nation and how this affects you.
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