African-Caribbean Society
The aim of the African Caribbean Society is to create a community among black people. In a society where our skin colour can sometimes become a disadvantage, it is important to have that kind of unity. ACS will also become a safe space where we can share our experience and support each other.
Bar Society
We will be arranging mooting competitions and events, sharing thoughts, tips, questions and experiences, and providing a supportive group for all those at Manchester ULaw looking for a career at the Bar.
We aim to develop an understanding of, and the necessary skills in, the mooting process, including procedures, requirements, etiquette and confidence in public speaking
Christian Students Society
The society is for students on campus who are Christians (all denominations) to come together.
Pray together, stand with each other as brothers and sisters in Christ.
Assist one another in any way we could. Give information that could assist in academics and in each other’s careers in life.
Debating Society
The Debating Society is an opportunity for Manchester-based students to engage in friendly, inclusive debates on current affairs topics.
We intend to meet fortnightly, on campus, with a view to improving our public speaking and critical thinking skills.
Open to all, new or experienced.
Islamic Society
The Islamic society exists to uphold Islamic teachings in accordance with Al-Qur’an and the Sunnah of the last and final Prophet, Muhammad (S.A.W).
It strives to be the source of Islamic Knowledge (through weekly reminders), and be the voice of Muslim students on university and union level.
We provide services that facilitate the practice of the Muslim faith, through events such as an Iftar buffet etc.
Kharis On Campus
Kharis on Campus translates as 'Grace on campus' it is a zealous and passionate Historical Christian society opened to all faiths and background.
We aim to teach about the gospel in an unconventional and dynamic way, we aim to embed the Word of God into the history of key people (revivalists) like William Tyndale an English scholar who risked his life to translate the bible from English to Latin.
We will be like a Christian history seminary centre we will be discussing the works of revivalist and saints of old revisiting their works and how some were successful in spreading the gospel and how some failed.
LGBTQ+ Society
This society represents a meeting place for people who are a part of the LGBTQ+ community at the Law Manchester Campus.
The society is open to all and also welcomes anybody who is an ally. The society will aim to support and educate members as well as introduce them to new opportunities for LGBTQ+ law students, and become a welcoming, inclusive and safe space.
Manchester TechLaw Society
The Manchester TechLaw Society aims to provide information and create a space for university students to discuss technological advances within the legal industry.
The society will provide an opportunity for members to improve their commercial awareness, as well as inform students at ULaw about potential careers in tech.
Pakistan Society
The Pakistan society's aim is to make you feel at home, even away from home.
We want to celebrate the rich history and culture and provide a safe space for south Asians across the campus.
With this society, I want to create a space where people can make friendships and enjoy their university experience.
South Asian Society
South Asian Students' Society's aim is to portray the extravagance and diversity present in the rich culture of the South Asian region.
With this society, we want to exchange and share our cultural values with students of other regions to know each other better so that we can bring a sense of inclusivity in our behaviours and relations.
The 93% Club
This is the 93% Club for ULaw Manchester! We aim to provide a open and welcoming place for all students looking to network, socialise and learn more about key industries and employment oppurinties in Manchester and beyond.
Women's Society
The women's society is an opportunity to learn more about the legal profession and avenues into the legal profession from the perspective of women in law.
