You can register for the LNAT from 1 August to fifteen September 2022, and the LNAT may be taken from 1 September 2022. There is an prolonged deadline for mature applicants applying for Law to both Hughes Hall or St Edmund’s as part of the second software round and these applicants must take the LNAT by no later than 1 March 2023. You can also take part in a seminar course, rather than one paper, which is assessed by a 12,000 word dissertation. Seminar courses range each year however up to now have included Crime and Criminal Justice, Ethics and the Criminal Law, Private Law, Public Law, Select Issues in International Law, and Tax Law and Policy. Students wishing to qualify as solicitors in England and Wales might want to sit two Solicitors Qualifying Examinations (SQE1 & SQE2) after the completion of their undergraduate research.
- The Racial Justice Law Clinic,