Students are invited to take foundation or advanced modules in legal studies and compliment this with humanities courses.
For a list of Law modules for the next academic year click here
To search through modules from outside of Law click here
UCD Sutherland School of Law welcomes International students for study abroad
Overview
UCD Sutherland School of Law offers visiting students the opportunity to study and immerse themselves in a world-renowned, research-intensive, English-speaking law school. The School has an exceptional academic community where students enjoy direct engagement with experts in the field who are at the cutting edge of teaching and research. We specialise in a range of high quality degree programmes in law as a stand alone discipline or in combination with a number of other disciplines. Opportunities are also given for students to develop their legal skills through participation in mooting events and the UCD Law Review which is a student run legal journal.
Facilities
Students will be based in the state-of-the-art Sutherland School of Law building, which features two moot courtrooms, other innovative learning spaces and extensive facilities for group work and social interaction. Students enjoy small tutorial sessions and support from the dedicated student co-ordinator in the Law School, whilst also being able to avail of the many social activities that take place on the large University campus, which is noted for its modern Student Centre, including a 50m swimming pool, an 88-seat cinema and the campus theatre, along with many other amenities.
- Go to the (opens in a new window)UCD Course Finder.
- Click Special Groups > Study Abroad > Search. This will give you the list of available applications for study abroad courses. Alternatively, you can search the desired course code directly in (opens in a new window)UCD Course Finder.
- Click the blue Apply button for the preferred course.
- Create an account on the application portal.
- Continue to open the application, complete and submit the application for review.
Accommodation / Residences / Housing
Information on accommodation application dates will be sent to students directly once Residences confirm the details – students who wish to avail of campus accommodation will then need to apply directly through UCD Residences office. Please note accommodation is not guaranteed.
For off- campus accommodation the Residences office can also assist students. Further information can be found by clicking here.
For all Law related queries please contact: