Top five in Guardian University Guide

The Guardian University Guide published its 2017 subject league tables this week and the School is proud to have been placed fourth (up three places from seventh in 2016) for Law.

The Guardian league tables assess the quality of undergraduate courses at UK Higher Education Institutions and compile a ranking system by combining the scores of different criterion.

The Dickson Poon School of Law scored highly for: course satisfaction; teaching quality; average entry tariff and did particularly well - and higher than the top three Law Schools (Cambridge, Oxford , LSE) - on the ‘value-add’ score,  which compares students’ individual degree results with their entry qualifications, to show how effective the teaching is.

See the league tables in full on the Guardian website.

Find out more about our undergraduate courses on our prospectus.