Please note that the following is not exhaustive or definitive nor do the following resources guarantee a successful application to Cambridge. Rather, the resources listed below are tools to help prompt thought and self-reflection and provide suggestions for how to prepare for the admissions process
University links and resources
- University’s Undergraduate Study website
- University’s page on Law
- University’s entry requirements
- University’s international/overseas entry requirements: A-Z index
- Finance: Fees overview
- Application overview
Cambridge Law links
- BA in Law website
- University Prospectus 2021 Entry
- Law Undergraduate Prospectus
- Think Cambridge Law blog
- Think Cambridge Law on Twitter - @thinkcamlaw
- Faculty of Law on Twitter - @cambridgelaw
- Faculty of Law on Instagram - @cambridgelaw
Academic Facilities and Resources
Student Support
- Cambridge Students’ Union (CSU)
- BAME Students’ Network
- Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre
- University Counselling Service
- Career Services
- Financial support
- International Student’s Office
- International Financial Support
Student Experience
- Registered Student Societies and Clubs
- University of Cambridge Sport
- A Day in the Life of a Cambridge Law Student
- Alternative Prospectus (students’ perspective)
Application Resources
What we’re looking for
Personal Statement
- Overview:
- UCAS guidance for writing a personal statement
- Tackling your Law Personal Statement
- What I Look For in a Personal Statement
- UCAS personal statement length checker
'Supercurricular' Resources
General
- University’s supercurricular development pamphlet
- Educational Resources for Supercurricular Engagement (King’s College)
- Downing College’s Discover Downing resources
- Supercurricular Activities (St John’s College)
Law-specific suggestions
Guidance
Newspapers/Magazines
- The Guardian's Law pages
- Counsel Magazine (may be available in your local public library)
- The Financial Time’s Law reports
- Law reports are also available in The Telegraph, and the Times
Podcasts
- Law in Action (BBC 4 programme)
- Serial (This American Life/The New York Times)
- The Hearing (Thompson Reuters)
- Law Pod UK
- Lawyer 2 Lawyer
- Rightsup (University of Oxford)
- Freshfields blogs (please note that Freshfields is one of our access and widening participation partner firms)
Blogs
- UK Human Rights Blog
- Equality and Human Rights Commission
- Prof Mark Elliot's Public Law blog
- Sir Henry Brooke’s blog
- Barrister Blogger
- Freshfields blogs
- Leighday Law blog
Facebook 
Medium blog 
Admissions Twitter 
Instagram 
YouTube