University of Law Second For Student Satisfaction

The University of Law has been voted second in the country for student satisfaction.

Results published in the National Student Survey, which collates the opinions of final year students across the country, reveals that the University of Law ranked joint second, with a satisfaction level of 92%.

The survey quizzes students on teaching, academic support and learning services. The University of Law performed well for the quality of teaching, library provisions and academic support.

John Latham, CEO and President of the University of Law said, “To be ranked so highly is a powerful endorsement from our students and I am particularly pleased that we are leading the way on teaching quality and academic experience.”

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