Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · United Kingdom
Surrey Law School pitches LLB specialisms in technology, environment and politics
The University of Surrey's law school has set out its case to prospective students, highlighting specialist routes available from the second year and its global subject ranking.
Why it matters: Prospective law students weighing Surrey can choose from three named specialist pathways from their second year, alongside the core LLB subjects.
The University of Surrey published a feature on 28 October 2026 setting out five reasons for students to study at Surrey Law School.
The university said it ranks 70th in the world for law in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026.
According to the feature, students can specialise from their second year in Law and Technology; Law, Environment and Sustainability; or Philosophy, Politics and Law, in addition to the core LLB subjects and optional modules.
The law school said students gain practical experience before graduating and develop skills for a range of legal and professional careers.
Editor’s view
Richard Davies, Policy and Finance Editor
Students applying to Surrey's LLB can follow the core legal curriculum and, from their second year, move into one of three specialist pathways in technology, environment and sustainability, or philosophy and politics.
