School of Law: Putting Law into Practice at QMUL Queen Mary, University of London

The Legal Advice Centre (LAC) at Queen Mary, University of London, provides our undergraduate law students with the opportunity to place law into a practical legal context under the supervision of volunteer lawyers. Lawyers from Reed Smith, Field Fisher Waterhouse and Mischon de Reya work closely with our students, providing guidance and supervision, as well as training and careers advice. For more information about the LAC visit www.advicecentre.law.qmul.ac.uk/index.html. To find out about undergraduate law visit www.law.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate.

What is Mooting? Mooting is the verbal presentation of a legal issue or problem. It's an exercise designed to give students the closest experience to appearing in court. It is also an excellent chance to meet other students in the School of Law, to talk over interesting legal points, and to test your knowledge in front of the moot judge. The Queen Mary Student Mooting Society plays an active part of undergraduate life at Queen Mary. Under the auspices of the Student Moot Master and Student Mooting Committee, students have the opportunity to become involved in both internal and external mooting competitions. For more information go to www.law.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/