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Pushing Legal Boundaries

University of Bristol ranked third for legal research in the UK, with 93% of our research being assessed as world-leading (4*) or internationally excellent (3*) in REF 2021. Our research environment is also world-leading (achieving 100% at 4*), facilitating ambitious and cutting edge research and the advancement of legal thinking on the most important and challenging questions of today's global society.

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