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Queen Mary Law Society

Queen Mary Law Society (QMLS)

Queen Mary Law Society (QMLS) is established as the heart of student law societies at Queen Mary University of London. We serve to represent all students seeking a career in the legal sector; law students and non-law students alike. Throughout the year, the society offers various events, opportunities, and access points for students at all academic levels to gain exposure to all possible legal careers – from working for a city firm, to being part of an in-house legal team.

With dinners, networking events and workshops throughout the year, we give our members a head-start in their legal career by connecting you to firms, Chambers and institutions. Be it applications for vacation schemes, pupillages, training contracts, or work experience, QMLS has something to offer everyone. Additionally, QMLS organises various social events throughout the year, such as our annual Law Ball and other socials. We are determined to deliver quality events for all our members while promoting collaboration, diversity and inclusion.

Read an interview with the Vice-President of the Queen Mary Law Society, Yohaan Abraham.

The Queen Mary Law Journal

The Queen Mary Law Journal (QMLJ) is a collection of essays and academic articles published annually by the Queen Mary Law Society. It is an entirely student-run publication, with both its leadership and editorial board drawn from the student body at Queen Mary University of London. Founded in 1998 and re-introduced in 2010, the journal’s primary commitment is to offer an avenue for students and practitioners of the law to publish work that falls outside the scope of the typical legal curriculum.

The Queen Mary Law Review

The Queen Mary Law Review (QMLR) is an entirely student-run publication offering students a platform to deliberate historic and contemporary legal issues, with entries as diverse as our student body. The publication incorporates opinions from both freshmen and senior students, promoting a critical analysis of legal themes that fall outside the scope of the typical legal curriculum.

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