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Bradford Law School is committed to providing exceptional legal education located within the Lister Building in Bradford. Our comprehensive programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful careers in law through rigorous academic training combined with practical experience. Faculty members are experienced professionals who mentor students throughout their studies while fostering critical thinking and ethical practices within the legal profession. Learn more about our offerings by contacting us at 01274 438985 or visiting our website.

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