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Women Breaking Barriers’ 2020/21 President, Imogen Haywood, discusses the highlights of their year
Women Breaking Barriers (WWB) are a network designed to connect future women leaders and provide them with inspirational role models.
School of Law strengthens its top 100 position in world subject rankings
The School of Law has moved up six places in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021, consolidating its place in the top 100 for Law and Legal Studies.
Dr Chris Dietz discusses benefits and limitations of the Danish gender recognition legislation
Dr Dietz was interviewed for Spanish news website “Newtral” for the article “The other trans laws: this is how various European countries regulate gender self-determination”
Dr Colin Mackie quoted in LLM Guide in article on increased demand for Social Justice LLM degrees
The article entitled “How LLM Degrees are Embracing Sustainability and Social Justice” explores why student and employer demand is high for courses that tackle world problems.
Professor Rita de la Feria comments on recent ruling on the employment status of Uber drivers, and what it can mean for tax systems
The Supreme Court ruled that Uber drivers should be classed as workers, not independent third-party contractors and are therefore entitled to minimum wage and holiday pay.