Student societies

Cambridge University Law Society

The Cambridge University Law Society (CULS) is one of the largest student-run societies in the University, the country and indeed the world.

The society invites prominent individuals to our speakers series, which have in the past included Lord Judge and Baroness Hale.

It also gives its members a head-start in their career path, putting on dinners, presentations and workshops throughout the year.

Mooting is a very lively area of the society, creating an opportunity for students to establish and develop their advocacy skills. And, when respite is needed from the more academic side of law, its social events (especially the Law Ball) are second to none.

For the more adventurous, its foreign exchange programme is the ideal opportunity to travel and learn about the legal system in other European Countries. CULS really does have something to offer everyone.

Pro Bono

Originating from the Latin term meaning voluntary work aimed at fostering the common good, Pro Bono work is a rewarding and effective tool for social change.

The CULS Pro Bono team organises a thriving programme of activities in which students can get involved.