Overview

The Dickson Poon School of Law at King's College London stands as a beacon for interdisciplinary legal research, aiming to foster a collaborative environment that integrates diverse perspectives and methodologies. Our unique approach to law emphasises a transnational viewpoint, which is essential for tackling contemporary global issues such as personal responsibility, health, wealth, justice, communication, and governance. The school's commitment to pioneering research has established it as one of the leading law faculties worldwide, attracting a vibrant community of scholars and students from various backgrounds.

Why Law Research at King's College London?

King's College London is consistently ranked among the top universities globally, renowned for its academic excellence and research output. The Dickson Poon School of Law boasts strong partnerships with various international institutions, enhancing the research experience for students. Our facilities include state-of-the-art resources and access to extensive legal libraries, such as the Maughan Library and the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, ensuring that students have the tools they need to excel in their studies.

Industry Demand

Graduates of the Law Research programme are well-prepared to meet the demands of a dynamic legal landscape. Their research contributes significantly to fields such as intellectual property, information technology law, competition law, and social justice, making them valuable assets in various sectors.

Guaranteed Work Experience

The programme does not explicitly guarantee work experience; however, students are encouraged to engage with research centres and projects, providing ample opportunities for practical involvement in the legal field.

Careers with Law Research

Alumni from the Law Research programme have gone on to successful careers in prestigious law firms, governmental agencies, and international organisations. Graduates often specialise in areas such as legal consultancy, academic research, and public policy, demonstrating the programme's effectiveness in preparing students for impactful careers in law.