Programme dates
5-9 July 2027

King’s College London introduces English and international law through university-style teaching, independent research and a collaborative presentation.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Final three high school years
Age range / Year group
Ages 16-17
Location / Region
London
Cost
£3,295; £4,095
Duration
1 week
Format
In-person
King’s College London offers an introduction to English and international law through teaching and assignments modeled on university study.
Students research independently, write a structured response and develop a group presentation, with activities connecting law to professional practice.
It suits students who want to test their interest in law through academic work and discussion rather than observation alone.
The Law Summer School is King’s College London’s Pre-University Law course, introducing the foundations of English and international law. Students explore core legal topics and challenges through research-enriched lectures, seminars, workshops and experiential learning.
The course offers a taste of first-year undergraduate study through independent research, a structured assignment and a collaborative presentation. Its setting near the Royal Courts of Justice and Inns of Court supports activities and excursions linking academic law with professional practice.
The combination of English and international law provides a useful starting point for comparing legal disciplines.
Independent research and a supported written argument give students a concrete way to test university-style academic work.
A group presentation adds collaborative work to the individual assignment.
The setting beside major legal institutions connects classroom study with the professional context of law.
Residential students receive single en-suite rooms, breakfast and dinner, and 24-hour staff support.
Students considering law who want to experience university-style research, legal discussion and collaborative academic work.
You want a credit-bearing qualification or prefer a light schedule without compulsory attendance and assignments.
The strongest reason to choose this course is to test whether you enjoy studying law through research, supported argument and group discussion. Those activities give you more to reflect on than simply attending talks, especially if you are still deciding on a university subject.
The substantial fee makes the residential experience a significant family decision, and the course does not award academic credit. Its value depends on how much you use the academic work and tutor feedback to clarify your interests.
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Cost and what is included
£3,295; £4,095; includes Academic tuition and course materials, Campus Wi-Fi and access to libraries and classrooms, Academic and extracurricular activities, Dedicated daytime staff support, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Participation certification on course completion, Residential package: single en-suite room, linen and towels, Residential package: breakfast and dinner, Residential package: accommodation Wi-Fi and 24-hour staff support, Residential package: social activities excluding travel.
Accommodation
Optional single en-suite university room
Meals
Residential breakfast and dinner
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
1 week; London.
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Intensive.
Best started
Begin preparing documents a few weeks before the November application cycle; allow longer for English testing and international travel planning.
Main challenge
Building a well-supported response while contributing to a group presentation.
Gather your latest school grades and accepted English proficiency evidence.
Draft a personal statement explaining your interest in studying law.
Discuss the residential choice, consent requirements and full budget with your parent or guardian.
Read the cancellation terms before committing to travel expenses.
Useful if
You want to assess your readiness for university-style law study.
You explore English and international law through university-style teaching, then apply your learning in individual and collaborative academic work. Activities and excursions add a practical context to the subject.
Attend lectures, seminars, workshops and experiential learning activities.
Explore foundational law topics and the challenges they raise.
Research a given topic and develop a structured response to an assignment brief.
Work with a diverse group to produce a presentation.
Use tutor feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
Programme dates
5-9 July 2027
Applications open
9 November 2026
Opening date for the 2027 Summer School application cycle.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Programme dates | 5-9 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Applications open | 9 November 2026 | Local | Upcoming |
Be 16 or 17 throughout the course and residential stay.
Be starting or attending the final three high school years.
Have CEFR B2 English or equivalent.
Provide official confirmation of recent high school grades.
Submit a personal statement.
Obtain parent or guardian permission and complete required consent.
Program fee
£3,295 — Standard 2027 one-course tuition.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Academic tuition and course materials, Campus Wi-Fi and access to libraries and classrooms, Academic and extracurricular activities, Dedicated daytime staff support, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Participation certification on course completion, Residential package: single en-suite room, linen and towels, Residential package: breakfast and dinner, Residential package: accommodation Wi-Fi and 24-hour staff support, Residential package: social activities excluding travel
Complete your personal details and ask your parent or guardian to complete theirs.
Choose Law Session 1 and select the residential package if required.
Upload recent academic records, English proficiency evidence and your personal statement.
Enter details of your current or most recent school.
Pay the £65 application fee and add the payment reference.
Ask your parent or guardian to complete the final section, then review and submit.
Following a successful assessment, pay the course fee and complete the required parental consent.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
English law
Explore foundational English law and key challenges within the discipline.
International law
Study the foundations of international law alongside its central challenges.
Independent research
Research a given topic and write a structured, well-supported assignment response.
Collaborative presentation
Work in a diverse group to develop and produce a presentation.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Attend on-campus teaching and academic activities within the published daily window.
A dedicated staff member provides support and supervision during the academic day.
The example timetable offers a walking tour, theater trip, London Eye, neighborhood exploration or relaxation time.
The example shows a Thursday party from 6:15-9:30 p.m. and Friday exploration or relaxation from 5:45-9:00 p.m.
King’s provides research-enriched teaching through lectures, seminars, workshops and experiential activities. Tutors give feedback on university-style assignments to help students understand their performance and improve.
King’s commits to appropriately qualified teaching staff but does not guarantee a particular individual instructor.
Residential room check-in is on the Sunday before the course; students arrange their own airport transfer.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Experience academic activities typical of a first-year law degree.
Build knowledge of core law topics.
Produce a structured independent research assignment.
Develop a collaborative presentation.
Work toward completion certification through assignments and attendance.
The course does not award academic credit.
Teaching takes place on campus in central London, near the Royal Courts of Justice and Inns of Court. Residential students stay at King’s Stamford Street Apartments.
Students arrange their own airport-to-accommodation transfer.
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