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School of Law's Cerebra Pro Bono Research Programme receives positive feedback from student volunteers
Cerebra is a children’s charity concerned with improving the lives of children with neurological conditions and their families.
PhD researcher Natasha Gooden invited to speak at international conference
The conference organised by Adamas University, India, on 'Global ramification on international human rights: challenges and the way forward' was held virtually over Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 April.
PGCAP success for School of Law academics
Three School of Law academics have recently graduated from the University of Leeds’ PGCAP (Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice).
POLIS Research Seminar Series online: looking back at Spring 2021
We invite you to catch up on our Spring term recordings, featuring research on the gentrification of green protest, utility company corruption, videogaming-extremism links and Northern party politics.
Dr Subhajit Basu co-authors research into the dangers of automated vehicles
An article on the research published in 'Humanities and Social Sciences Communications' – one of Nature’s prestigious publications – explores the legal issues surrounding automated vehicles.