Exeter Law Competition 2026

Register Deadline: 16 Jan 2026

The Exeter Law Competition 2026, organised by SUN Education Malaysia in collaboration with the University of Exeter, returns for another year to inspire future law students. Designed for Year 10–13 students (SPM, IGCSE, A-Level, UEC & more), this competition challenges participants to research, analyse, and present on real-world issues through academic writing and presentations. Students will gain early exposure to legal thinking, strengthen their university applications, and connect with a globally ranked UK law school renowned for excellence in legal education.

Open to Year 10 to Year 13 / Form 4 to Form 6 / UEC SM1 to SM3 students
Teams of 2–5 students

After Registration:

1. Begin Your Research

Gather relevant information and data to support your work. You may conduct surveys, review sources, and collect evidence to help build your team’s analysis and presentation.

2. Write Your Paper (Max 1000 Words)

Present your team’s argument clearly. Include evidence, examples, and balanced analysis. Show your critical thinking and understanding of media responsibility.

3. Presentation Slides (Max 15 Slides)

Summarise your key points in an engaging, visual slide deck. This will be used during the finalist VIVA.

4. Poster (Up to 4 Pages, A3 Size)

Create a simple, impactful poster that highlights your main findings and argument. Think visual, concise, and clear.

(Submission date: 9 Feb 2026)

Finalists will be invited to attend VIVA on the date below :

Penang: 10 Mar (Tues)

KL: 11 Mar (Wed)

Social media influencers shape opinions, trends, and even buying behaviour on a massive scale. But with great influence comes great responsibility. Should content creators be held to stricter rules when promoting products, sharing opinions, or shaping public discourse?

This competition invites you to critically examine the tension between authenticity and advertising. Should influencers be legally required to disclose paid partnerships clearly? How much due diligence should they perform before endorsing a product or claim? What happens when their influence misleads, intentionally or not?

Through this topic, participants will analyse influencer obligations, explore global disclosure standards, and debate whether stricter regulations can protect the public — or if they risk stifling creativity and free expression.

Why You Should Join

Experienced The World of Law

This is a taste of what studying Law truly feels like — structured thinking, persuasive writing, and debating real-world dilemmas.

Stand Out Academically

This competition pushes you to analysing evidence, forming arguments, and defending your stance with confidence

Building Law Portfolio

Joining Law Competitions helps you to stand out from other applicants when applying to Law Schools

Ready to take up the challenge?

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