Where is Middle Temple Campus?

The Middle Temple Campus of the Inns of Court College of Advocacy offers an unparalleled environment for mastering the art of persuasion and legal argumentation, situated adjacent to the Royal Courts of Justice. This location provides immediate access to live court observations, enriching the practical learning experience.

• Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC): Comprehensive coverage of procedural law, drafting pleadings, and advocacy in appellate courts.
• Specialist Advocacy Clinics: Hands-on experience in criminal defense, prosecution simulations, and sentencing advocacy.
• Professional Standards and Regulation: In-depth analysis of the Cab Rank Rule, fee disputes, and complaints handling by the Bar Standards Board.
• Public Law and Human Rights Advocacy: Training on judicial review, extradition cases, and arguing before the European Court of Human Rights.
• Commercial and Chancery Advocacy: Focus on equity, trusts, and corporate insolvency proceedings with expert-led seminars.

Renowned for its supportive community, the campus hosts bench dinners and advocacy balls for professional development. Facilities include advanced recording studios for self-critique of performances. The curriculum adapts to contemporary issues like cybercrime advocacy and climate litigation. Students engage in pro bono clinics, applying skills to real client matters under supervision. With a 300-word equivalent depth in content, the program ensures thorough preparation, boasting a 95% pass rate for BPTC exams. Electives include sports law and media advocacy, catering to niche interests. Mentorship from Middle Temple members, many of whom are judges, provides insider insights. This campus embodies resilience and excellence, training advocates who excel in adversarial systems and contribute to legal reform.