One of our rooms that holds our bound journals is known as 'The Mooting Room'. This is a collaborative study space where you are encouraged to work together on legal arguments and projects.

Mooting is a mock court hearing. You will need to analyse and research a problem and relevant law, prepare and present your case before a judge. It's a great way to practice the art of legal arguing!

Newcastle Law School holds Mooting competitions, with a final held at Newcastle's Moot hall (pictured right), organised by NUSU Newcastle Bar Society. Alongside other competitions like Client Interviewing and Negotiation, the NUSU Newcastle University Law Society also provides opportunities to further your legal career through talks, workshops and networking events. 

Leave the Mooting Room to find pause point Law 14 - Old Postgraduate Room

If you want to know more about mooting, then you can watch this video (4:30 mins) produced by the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting (ICLR). It shows how it should - and shouldn't - be done.