I’m delighted to share an exciting opportunity for your students – applications are now open for the King’s College London Widening Participation Online Law Lecture Series (LLS) 2026.
This is our first Law outreach programme fully accessible to students across the UK, and we’re really excited to invite schools to take part.
Please could you share this opportunity with students in Years 11, 12 & 13.
What is the Online Law Lecture Series?
The Law Lecture Series is a free, national programme of live online lectures for students interested in studying Law and related subjects at university. Since launching the programme, we have supported thousands of students across the UK to explore law as a subject and career.
Delivered by King’s College London academics, admissions staff, student ambassadors and legal professionals, the programme helps students build confidence, knowledge and ambition.
What will students gain?
Students will:
- Learn what studying Law at university is really like
- Explore a wide range of legal careers and pathways
- Receive guidance on applications, admissions and the LNAT
- Take part in weekly live Q&A sessions
- Join a national community of like-minded students interested in Law
Who can apply?
The programme is open to students who (as of September 2025):
- Are in Year 11, 12 or 13, or on a gap year, and
- Are attending (or most recently attended) a state (non-fee-paying) school
Students at non-selective state schools are automatically eligible.
Students at state selective schools must meet at least one widening participation criterion (full details in the application form).
When & where?
- Live online lectures via Zoom Webinar
- Held on Thursday evenings
- Running from March – June 2026
- Accessible on a computer, tablet or mobile device
How to apply
👉 Click here to apply
🗓️ Application deadline: Monday 9th February
📄 Click here for a downloadable poster – this can be shared with students or posted on notice boards
