Pathways to Law
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- School of Law
- Undergraduate
Pathways to Law
What is Pathways to Law?
Pathways to Law is a widening participation scheme for students from under-represented backgrounds, who are interested in a career in law. This two year programme aims to raise aspirations of young people, increase social mobility and help more young people progress into the legal sector.
Students who complete the Pathways to Law programme at any University who run the Pathways to Law programme, may be eligible for a contextual offer to study in the School of Law at Leeds. This is in line with the Access to Leeds criteria.
The Pathways to Law programme offers a unique opportunity for students in Year 12 and 13 to experience what it would be like to study Law at University as well as work in the legal sector.
What does the programme offer?
Discover more about the Pathways to Law programme at the University of Leeds.
More on What does the programme offer?What previous Pathways to Law students have to say
Read about the experiences of previous Pathways to Law students.
More on What previous Pathways to Law students have to sayContact us
If you have any further questions please contact socialscience@leeds.ac.uk