Law Clearing Courses
Clearing is now closed for 2026.
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Why study law at Sheffield Hallam?
Build practical skills for your career in our School of Law. Practice in a moot court or work in our Legal Advice Centre and Justice Hubs. Our award-winning tutors will be there to guide you as you get hands-on experience with real legal work, ethics and social justice projects.
Apply your knowledge in practice, offering life-changing legal advice in our renowned Helena Kennedy Centre. Our students' supervised pro bono legal work has been recognised nationally, with Sheffield Hallam winning the Best Contribution by a Law School at the 2026 LawWorks and Attorney General's Student Pro Bono Awards. You'll also have placement opportunities at top law firms and legal service providers.
Why choose Sheffield Hallam?
Clearing — your questions answered
Clearing is your chance to find a course and start university this September. Most people apply through clearing because they didn't get their predicted grades or they had a change of heart about going to university.
You can also apply through clearing if:
Degree courses are available from 72 UCAS points and foundation years from 40 points.
When you call up, you’ll need a full list of your results, including your GCSE grades.
If you’ve already applied through UCAS, it’s also good to have your UCAS Personal ID number if you're registered with UCAS or your Sheffield Hallam student ID. This is an 8-digit number you can find on emails or letters sent to you by our admissions team.
If we make you an offer, we’ll email you the details, so make sure you use an email address you can check regularly.
You’re guaranteed a place in our halls for your first year, but it's a good idea to think about your accommodation once you've secured a place through clearing or priority clearing.
Hallam Progress provides support for applicants whose personal circumstances might mean there are barriers to going to university. There’s still time to join the scheme if you’re applying through clearing. The Hallam Progress team can support with navigating the clearing process, helping you make the right decision for you, and getting everything in place for starting university.
And beyond applying, we're here to support you from your your first year to your first job and beyond, you’ll get career coaching tailored to your goals, strengths and plans. Alongside this, you’ll have access to wellbeing care, academic guidance and resources for mental health and disabilities. Learn more about our support services.
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