Study Mind Law Summer Career Camp

Families choose a one, two or three week stay, and each week builds in the same rhythm: interactive workshops and lectures with legal professionals in the morning, hands-on simulation work such as mooting, debates, case analysis and mock trials, and visits out into the city's courts, chambers and firms. Groups stay small at ten to twelve students, so everyone argues, presents and gets individual feedback rather than sitting at the back. Alongside the legal content runs a steady thread of university preparation, with personal statement workshops, LNAT practice and mock interviews, plus an independent research project that each student develops across the stay. Evenings and weekends belong to residential life at UCL Ramsay Hall, with excursions, sightseeing and social events that mix the group with students from other countries and other career camps. What distinguishes the programme is how much of it is taught by people currently working in law, and how often the learning happens in the real settings where that work is done.

Students live in University College London's Ramsay Hall, central university halls a short walk from Oxford Street, which gives them a realistic taste of undergraduate life. Each student has a private room, with shared social spaces where the group gathers between sessions and in the evenings, and the residence is staffed with 24/7 security, supervision and support. Meals and essential amenities are part of the stay, and the accommodation is arranged by Study Mind with its university partner.