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School of Law
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School of Law
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History
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Location and Facilities
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In 1899 a solicitor called Edward Bramley gave the first of a series of law lectures in what was to become the University of Sheffield's School of Law. Building upon past successes year after year, we have developed into a large law school with an international reputation for excellence in research, for the expertise of its staff and the achievements of its graduates. With excellent ratings for 
Just a couple of minutes' walk away from Western Bank, the University of Sheffield's main campus, is Bartolomé House on Winter Street. Built at the beginning of the 1900s, Bartolome House is an impressive red-brick building forming three sides of a square, with graceful arches, gargoyles and decorative wrought-ironwork. It's a distinctive building with real character. The old and the new - once inside you find all the modern facilities you would expect of a top law school. We have excellent IT facilities, seminar rooms, student common rooms and our own Moot Court so students can practise their advocacy skills in a realistic setting.