Events
Annual Joint Conference on Chinese and UK Commercial Law
Join the University of Leeds and East China University of Political Science and Law for their annual joint conference.
The Logistical Body: Reflections on Medicine and Movement
Join LSJ and Eram Alam to explore the idea of the “logistical body”— how people are increasingly treated as units of movement in a world driven by supply chains, markets, and transnational systems.
Centre for Language Education Research (CLER) Workshop
Building rapport through language: Addressing pragmatics in the L2 classroom
Centre for Language Education Research (CLER) Distinguished Lecture
A critical approach to L2 pragmatics instruction: Promoting linguistic justice through multilingual pragmatics
Migration Journeys
As part of Refugee Week 2025 (16–22 June), the Centre for Law and Social Justice warmly invites you to a special day of learning, sharing, and solidarity.
STEM Education seminar
Professor Simon Rees, Durham University, will be presenting an interactive seminar on the role of creativity in STEM.
Webinar: Authentic Fictions: Simulation in legal learning
Hear from Professor Paul Maharg about a web application designed for legal learning in law schools.
Lines of flight: Small jurisdictions, small legal educations across the North Atlantic
Join CIRLE for a hybrid seminar on how small jurisdictions in the North Atlantic can offer fresh ideas and insights into legal education by comparing their unique cultures, challenges, and innovation.
COP at 30, Paris at 10, Trump at 2: What Future for Climate Multilateralism?
Call for Expressions of Interest for a one-day workshop, University of Leeds, UK, Wednesday 2 July 2025
The 18th Research Students’ Education Conference: Call for papers
The 18th Research Students’ Education Conference seeks to bring together newer researchers to experience a student-led and student-focused conference.
Staff Experiences of the Professional Qualification in Probation
Join us for a one-day conference exploring how improving the training experiences of probation officers through the PQiP can help tackle the sector’s recruitment and retention crisis.
Behind Closed Books: Money Laundering in UK Insolvency Proceedings
This one-day hybrid conference will focus on money laundering in UK insolvency proceedings.
25 Years of the Human Rights Act
A one-day conference will take place at the University of Leeds to mark the 25th anniversary of the Human Rights Act 1998.
- One day event
- Reoccuring events