Student Activities
ASLR
The Aberdeen Student Law Review is a journal written and edited by students of the University of Aberdeen’s Law School. Only the second of its kind in Scotland, the purpose of the Review is to showcase the work of students and alumni of the University of Aberdeen, highlighting the many areas of law which are taught and researched at this institution.
Mooting Society
Any good lawyer must be able to construct an argument and then present and, where appropriate, defend it. That holds true whether you are in court, negotiating commercial transactions or simply rendering advice to a client. Mooting is all about the art of persuading. We would argue that mooting is an essential piece of a fulfilling, complete law degree and a fantastic head-start for gaining the skills necessary for a successful law career. Welcome to the Society and Aberdeen!
Casus Omissus: The Aberdeen Law Project
The Aberdeen Law Project is the first purely student led law clinic in Scotland. Our aims are threefold
- To secure access to justice for the economically deprived
- To provide students with practical experience under the supervision of practitioners
- To increase opportunity by undertaking educational outreach projects
We strive to fill in the gaps in the legal system.
