Where is Gray's Inn Campus?

Nestled in the vibrant Gray's Inn, this campus of the Inns of Court College of Advocacy emphasizes intellectual rigor and innovative teaching in legal advocacy, fostering a modern approach within a historic setting. Programs are tailored to develop confident, ethical advocates ready for diverse legal challenges.

• Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC): Core modules on evidence law, trial preparation, and multi-jurisdictional advocacy.
• Advanced Oral Skills Development: Workshops on rhetoric, body language, and adapting arguments to judicial temperament.
• Regulatory Compliance for Advocates: Courses on data protection in legal practice, diversity obligations, and sustainable lawyering.
• Intellectual Property and Technology Law Advocacy: Specialized training in patent disputes, software copyrights, and tech-related injunctions.
• Alternative Advocacy Pathways: Preparation for non-court roles, including advisory work, parliamentary drafting, and in-house counsel advocacy.

The Gray's Inn Campus boasts collaborative learning spaces and a digital advocacy lab for interactive simulations. Students join the Inn's reading traditions and benefit from scholarships for international exchanges. The curriculum incorporates recent reforms like the Online Safety Act and hybrid hearings. With approximately 300 words of detailed instruction, it includes guest lectures from leading advocates. Pro bono opportunities extend to community legal advice centers. High placement rates in pupillage reflect the program's efficacy. Electives explore immigration advocacy and mental health law. Emphasizing work-life balance, the campus offers wellness support alongside rigorous training. This location cultivates a forward-thinking ethos, producing advocates who innovate in traditional fields and address emerging global issues.