Meet US Law Schools in London.

The LSAC Law School Forum is coming to Europe for the first time.

Get straight answers from 30+ US law schools in one afternoon in London

Thursday 29 October | London, UK 2pm to 5pm 15Hatfields, Chadwick Court London SE1 8DJ

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Thinking about studying law or becoming a lawyer in the US? At the LSAC Law School Forum in London, you’ll meet the people who can help you achieve your personal and professional goals. 

Connect directly with US law school admissions team, get expert guidance on applications and funding, explore JD and LLM programmes and discover where a US legal education credential could take your career — all at one free event.

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Why Study in the US?

The legal world is global. Your education can be, too.

A US legal education can open doors to opportunities across international business, technology, compliance, corporate law, dispute resolution, consulting, policy and more. The 222 largest US law firms employ more than 194,000 lawyers globally. 

A US Legal Education Can Offer You: 

  • Global Reach: Connect with a legal market that spans international business, technology, compliance and more. 

  • Versatile Skills: Develop practical skills for careers in law, business, consulting, policy and dispute resolution. 

  • Global Network: Study alongside US and international students and build lasting professional connections. 

  • Bar Eligibility: Depending on your background, a US law programme may qualify you to sit bar exams in jurisdictions such as New York and California. 

Find the US Law Degree That Meets Your Goals

Whether you’re starting your legal education journey or building on a law degree you’ve already earned, US law schools offer a pathway for your background, interests and career ambitions.

Juris Doctor (JD)

Who It’s For: Current university students, non-law graduates, and career changers seeking a comprehensive, foundational legal degree in the US.

  • Three-year, full-time programme providing a complete grounding in American law 

  • Hands-on experiential learning through legal clinics, placements and moot court 

  • Provides a pathway to bar admission in US jurisdictions, subject to each jurisdiction’s eligibility requirements

Master of Laws (LLM)

Who It’s For: Law graduates from outside of the US seeking US credentialing or bar eligibility, or US or Canadian JD graduates seeking advanced specialisation.

  • Typically completed in two consecutive academic semesters (one year), with in-person, hybrid and online options 

  • Specialisations including international business law, technology and IP law, tax law, criminal justice and entertainment law 

  • Tailored academic tracks designed to meet state bar exam eligibility requirements 

  • English language preparatory support and specialised legal English courses available at many institutions

Take Your Next Step in London

Thursday 29 October | London, UK  2pm to 5pm  15Hatfields, Chadwick Court   (opens in new browser window) London SE1 8DJ 

Free to attend. Registration required.

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Located on London’s South Bank, the venue is approximately a 10-minute walk from London Waterloo, London Blackfriars and Southwark Underground stations.

What to Expect at the Forum:

Your afternoon in London could change your plans. 

LAW SCHOOL FAIR  2pm to 5pm

Network with admissions team from more than 30 US law schools and get direct answers about studying law in the US.

OTHER RESOURCES 

Meet experts from LSAC, EducationUSA and the Fulbright Program to get guidance about preparing a strong law school application, credentials, visas and application timelines. 

Can’t join us in London?

Check out other LSAC Law School Forums in the US, or join us online from anywhere in the world.    See Our Other Events

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear?

There is no official dress code. However, since you’ll be meeting with law school representatives, you’ll want to project a confident and professional image. We recommend following a “smart casual” dress code.

The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) is a not-for-profit organisation based in the US whose mission is to advance law and justice by promoting access, equity, and fairness in law school admission; to broaden the pathway into legal education; and to support law schools, law students, and the legal education community. We help aspiring law students around the world explore their options and navigate the journey to law school with trusted information, tools, resources, and guidance so they can make informed decisions.