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Postgraduate Researcher awarded studentship to attend Feminist Theory workshop at Duke University
A Postgraduate Researcher in the School of Sociology and Social Policy has been awarded a School Studentship to attend a workshop at Duke University in the USA.
Blue plaque commemorating first trans conference installed on campus
On Friday 15th March, a blue plaque was installed on campus to mark the 50th anniversary of the UK's first ever trans conference.
Legal Professions Research Group host Liberty Scholar, Professor Julian Webb (University of Melbourne)
Participants engaged in a lively exchange on the challenges of teaching legal ethics and the responsibility of legal educators to foster critical thinking and ethical awareness among future lawyers.
Prestigious recognition for two School of Law academics with their new book Historical Criminology
Dr David Churchill and Professor Henry Yeomans have been awarded the inaugural annual book award by the American Society of Criminology’s (ASC) Division of Historical Criminology
School of Law Alumni Share Insights and Connections in Criminal and Social Justice Networking Event
The School of Law hosted a successful networking event, connecting students with alumni in various criminal and social justice roles, offering valuable insights and guidance for future career paths.