Law
Why Choose Pembroke?
We admit students for Law with Law Studies in Europe, and for the senior status Law Degree for students with a prior undergraduate degree.
- As well as being home to large community of graduate and undergraduate Law students, we also offer a number of unique activities:
The Slaughter and May Book Scheme which provides core textbooks free of charge
The Blackstone Lectures given annually by a significant legal figure
Study Skills Sessions which teach the techniques necessary for study of law and success in exams
Mooting Competitions to develop legal skills in a practical context. (These are fictional cases argued by students, as if barristers)
Excellence Dinners recognise students’ academic success, and former students who achieved first class degrees return to share their tips for success and exam advice
Meet Our Academics
Pembroke Law students are eligible for £100 of funding in their first year and another £100 in their final year towards the cost of books for their course for personal use.
Law students are also specifically eligible to access the Slaughter and May book scheme (see above).
Crystal Prize
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The Crystal Prize, worth £150, is awarded for the best performance in Honour Moderations and is awarded on Tutors’ recommendation in Hilary Term.
Farthing Prize
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The Farthing Prize, worth £100, is awarded for the best performance in Constitutional Law in Honour Moderations and is awarded on Tutors’ recommendation in Hilary Term.
Monk Prize
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The Monk Prize, worth £100, is awarded for the best performance in Criminal Law in Honour Moderations and is awarded on Tutors’ recommendation in Hilary Term.
Law
Why Choose Pembroke?
We admit students for Law with Law Studies in Europe, and for the senior status Law Degree for students with a prior undergraduate degree.
- As well as being home to large community of graduate and undergraduate Law students, we also offer a number of unique activities:
The Slaughter and May Book Scheme which provides core textbooks free of charge
The Blackstone Lectures given annually by a significant legal figure
Study Skills Sessions which teach the techniques necessary for study of law and success in exams
Mooting Competitions to develop legal skills in a practical context. (These are fictional cases argued by students, as if barristers)
Excellence Dinners recognise students’ academic success, and former students who achieved first class degrees return to share their tips for success and exam advice
Meet Our Academics
Pembroke Law students are eligible for £100 of funding in their first year and another £100 in their final year towards the cost of books for their course for personal use.
Law students are also specifically eligible to access the Slaughter and May book scheme (see above).
Crystal Prize
-
The Crystal Prize, worth £150, is awarded for the best performance in Honour Moderations and is awarded on Tutors’ recommendation in Hilary Term.
Farthing Prize
-
The Farthing Prize, worth £100, is awarded for the best performance in Constitutional Law in Honour Moderations and is awarded on Tutors’ recommendation in Hilary Term.
Monk Prize
-
The Monk Prize, worth £100, is awarded for the best performance in Criminal Law in Honour Moderations and is awarded on Tutors’ recommendation in Hilary Term.