ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF LAW BRISTOL

Our Bristol centre is situated in Temple Circus, at the heart of the city’s legal and business community. Only a five-minute walk from Temple Meads station, the centre offers a modern commercial environment with all the resources you would expect from a modern law school. There are excellent IT facilities, bespoke teaching rooms and law library, and practice rooms that mean you can put your skills and knowledge to the test.

The University of Law Bristol has extensive connections with local law firms and chambers, many of whom are regular visitors to the centre for talks and other events, all of which give you the perfect opportunity to get your law career off to a great start.
 

OUTSIDE THE UNIVERSITY

Bristol is ‘one of the best cities to live in Britain’ according to The Sunday Times – it’s a big city in a small space, easy to get around on foot or by bike. Bristol is famous for its music scene, year-round festivals, art and culture. It’s the city of independent shops, Banksy and Shaun the Sheep.

There’s a wide range of nightlife, from the classy Clifton village to the more student-centred Triangle, to the bars and restaurants along the iconic harbourside. The city holds a Purple Flag award for having a well-managed, safe and vibrant nightlife. There are theatres, comedy clubs and a range of music venues.

The new shopping centre at Cabot Circus is a ten-minute walk from Temple Circus and, along with Cribbs Causeway, offers all the main high street and designer brands. Historic Bath, stunning countryside and fun seaside resorts are within easy reach.

A VARIED SPORTS AND SOCIAL LIFE

There are a variety of different sports clubs, social clubs and societies you can join at our Bristol centre. In recent years activities have included:

• Football

• Netball

• Rugby

• Running

• Softball

• Yoga

• Balls

• Boat trips

• Charity fundraising events

• Student newspaper

Each year we hold annual events such as Freshers’ Week and a student ball. At the end of your course there will be a Graduation Ceremony which enables you to celebrate your hard work and achievements with friends, family and tutors.

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

The Student Association works in partnership with the university to influence, support and help you forge new relationships, whilst offering an essential service. It also helps to organise a whole array of clubs and societies for students, ranging from football and netball, through to yoga or trampolining, film & TV societies, debating clubs and human rights groups.

FIND OUT MORE

law.ac.uk/bristol