Learning Outside the Classroom

A plethora of extracurricular offerings at UVA Law continue the learning process outside of the classroom and build ties among students. The Law School’s dozens of student organizations allow students avenues to work toward common goals. Those goals may include pro bono legal service, which is encouraged through the annual Pro Bono Challenge, or other substantive student-led projects. Participating in journals, which include the Virginia Law Review, is a competitive process each spring that improves research and writing skills. Students also refine their writing, as well as oral advocacy skills, through moot court and trial advocacy competitions.

• Academic Journals
• Moot Court and Trial Advocacy Competitions
• Working With Faculty
• Student-Led Projects
• Student Organizations
• Pro Bono Service