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Professor Diane Pecorari giving her inaugural lecture

Professor Diane Pecorari delivers third Faculty Inaugural Lecture

The Faculty was delighted to host Professor Pecorari's lecture celebrating her fascinating research career.

Conference Banner. Text on the left (which is before a dark blue background) reads, 'Leeds Disability Studies Conference 2024'. Text on the right (which is before a picture of the Parkinson Building) reads, '3rd - 5th September #CDS24'.

Leeds Disability Studies Conference 3-5 September 2024: Reflections from postgraduate researchers

Postgraduate Research students Johanna Knebel and Ruby Goodley, both members of the Centre for Disability Studies, offer their reflections below on the 2024 Leeds Disability Studies Conference.

Group photo of academic staff from the School of Law at Leeds meeting with visiting delegates from Northwestern Polytechnical University, China.

School of Law renews key international agreements with Northwestern University of Politics and Law

The renewed collaboration strengthens academic ties and creates new opportunities for collaborative learning and research between Leeds and the Northwestern University of Politics and Law.

"Cover of the book Legal Pluralism: New Trajectories in Law by Alex Green and Jennifer Hendry. The cover has a minimalist design with a black background and a thin orange strip at the top displaying the publisher, 'Routledge Focus.'

Exploring Legal Pluralism: Professor Hendry and Dr Alex Green publish new interdisciplinary monograph

Professor Hendry from the School of Law and Dr Alex Green from York Law School have published a new monograph with Routledge.

School of Law academic contributes expertise on Islamic Law and child protection at Malta V Conference

Dr Nazia Yaqub contributed her expertise on the intersections between Islamic law and international child protection at the fifth Malta Conference.

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