King’s Inns Open Day: Diploma and Degree

26th February 2024

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King’s Inns Open Day: Diploma and Degree

Are you considering becoming a student at King’s Inns?

King’s inns is holding an in–person Open Day for prospective students on the Barrister–at–Law Degree and Diploma in Legal Studies on Saturday, 9 March 2024.

Event Details

Date: 9 March 2024

Time: 10.30am–3.00pm

Location: King’s Inns Dining Hall Building

What to expect on the day

Simultaneous short talks to cover all your questions on the Diploma in Legal Studies, Barrister–at–Law Degree, student’s life, scholarships, our history, & MORE!
From 11am to 3pm, you will have the opportunity to attend as many talks you wish, as they will be repeated during the day.
Talks hosted by Dean, Registrar, Experienced Barristers and Course Coordinators
Q&A at end of talks
General information desks to provide quick information if you don’t have the time to attend a talk
The opportunity to experience a day on campus in our magnificent Main Building designed by James Gandon, and to take a break at King’s Inns park.

This event will be hosted in–person only.

Register here

Based between Henrietta Street and Constitution Hill in Dublin 1, King’s Inns is an independent educational institution renowned for professional legal education and training. It is Ireland’s oldest School of Law and one of Ireland’s significant historical environments.

As well as educating future and qualified barristers, the School extends its reach to a diverse community of people from legal and non–legal backgrounds offering accessible part-time courses in specialist areas of the law. With courses taught by expert law practitioners, King’s Inns students include leaders, advocates, innovators, and game-changers, from industries across Ireland and abroad. The School excels in promoting the use of the Irish language in the law.

In all it does, King’s Inns aims to be effective, dynamic and modern in practice, while cherishing and integrating many of the traditions from the time of its establishment in the 16th century.

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