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Pedalling for a purpose: School of Law 125th Anniversary Charity Cycle Event raises funds for four great causes

The School of Law at Leeds successfully hosted a charity cycling event in celebration of its 125th anniversary from 25-29 November, 2024.

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2nd ‘The Future of Business Law: Diversifying Voices and Perspectives’ workshop

A call for papers and expressions of interest has been announced for the second ‘The Future of Business Law: Diversifying Voices and Perspectives’ workshop.

Professor Shuangge Wen (center) with Dr. Qi Zhou (left) and Professor Illias Trispiotis (right) during her visit to the School of Law at the University of Leeds.

School of Law welcomes Professor Shuangge Wen from Jilin University

The School of Law hosted Professor Shuangge Wen, Deputy Dean of Jilin University’s Faculty of Law, strengthening academic ties and exploring collaborative opportunities.

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School of Law student Abigail Herron wins prestigious French-English essay prize

Abigail, a final-year student at the School of Law, has been awarded the Gide and Gray’s Inn French-English Law Essay Prize 2024.

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New report warns thousands of vulnerable children at risk of criminal exploitation

A new report from the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre outlines an evidence-based plan to divert vulnerable youth from criminal exploitation and harm.