The Campus Director works in close partnership with our academic and support staff to ensure the on-campus experience of our students, staff and visitors is a safe, welcoming and inclusive one.
Our lecturers are dedicated to bringing their real-life experience in practice into the classroom, providing our students with genuine insight into the subject matter. Each of our students are assigned an academic coach and have regular one-to-one meetings where they can get advice on the course and career aspirations. As lecturers are based in our campuses they operate an ‘open door’ policy, so students can talk to them whenever they need to.
Paul is an experienced educational leader with over 20 years’ experience in executive leadership, headship and school improvement. He has driven strategic growth, curriculum innovation and staff development across diverse settings, consistently raising outcomes. Paul brings a collaborative, values-led approach and a proven record of transformational leadership to his role at The University of Law.
Law
Lee is the Programme and Student Lead for the BPC. He was called to the Bar by the Middle Temple, completed a pupillage at the Chambers of Anthony Scrivener QC (now Cornerstone Barristers) and thereafter began to practice as a barrister with a mixed common law practice. His favourite module to teach is criminal advocacy which encompasses the skills of examination in chief and cross examination. Lee finds it satisfying to assist students to develop these skills, which are of paramount importance in practice as a barrister in any field of law.
Sophie joined The University of Law in 2017 and works as the Programme and Student Lead for Postgraduate Academic Programmes. Sophie also teaches on the LPC, GDL, MA Law, LLB and PSC. She studied her LPC at The University of Law prior to commencing her training contract at DLA Piper in 2011. Sophie qualified as an employment law solicitor at DLA Piper in 2013 and moved to Capsticks Solicitors in 2016. She particularly enjoys teaching employment law as it allows her to bring her practical experience in this area to life via her teaching sessions.
Harriet studied Law with South East Asian Law at the University of Nottingham before doing a legal internship at Rolls Royce PLC and completing the LPC at Kaplan Law School. She completed her training contract at PricewaterhouseCoopers Legal LLP and then practised as a dispute resolution solicitor for four years at Rosling King LLP. Harriet joined The University of Law in 2019 and teaches Dispute Resolution and other modules on the LPC and GDL.
Victoria joined The University of Law in 2016, teaching on the Real Estate and Family modules. She has a strong interest in these areas of law and aspires to complete her PhD in this area. Victoria's has a degree in History of Art from University of Glasgow. She undertook the GDL at the University of Westminster and the BVC at Inns of Court School of Law. She was called to the Bar in 2003 and started teaching in 2012.
Support Services
Our Campus Hub Team is there to connect you with the information, support and services you need to succeed at every stage of your student journey.
In addition to providing guidance and support, they coordinate both university-wide and local campus events that foster a strong sense of belonging, support well-being and enhance student engagement. They also offer on-the-day support for assessment activities, ensuring students receive timely assistance when it matters most.