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Smiling group image of all the PGRs who took part in the PGR conference. Background is on screen: School of Law PGR Conference 2026

Wednesday 29 April 2026

School of Law hosts inspiring Postgraduate Researcher Conference

On Wednesday 22 April 2026 the School of Law hosted a conference run by Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) looking at the work of PGRs from across all School Research Centres.

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Thursday 16 April 2026

School of Law researchers’ money laundering project concludes, with key insights for practice and policy

Dr Ilaria Zavoli and Dr Oriana Casasola’s ESRC-funded research project explored the money laundering risks of the UK insolvency sector and the lived realities of the practitioners operating in it.

Photo of Shihao Xu to the right. Text reads: PhD success stories. Shihao Xu (2026) Conditional Autonomy in Global Football: Public Law Routes and the Transformation of FIFA’s Private Order. School of Law logo.

Wednesday 8 April 2026

PhD success stories: Shihao Xu (2026)

In this interview with Shihao, we learn more about his journey to PhD success and look ahead to his next steps in academia.

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Thursday 26 March 2026

Success for the School of Law in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026

The School of Law places 69th, reflecting its world-class reputation for Law and Legal Studies.

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Thursday 19 March 2026

School of Law postgraduate researcher wins prestigious Socio-Legal Studies Association funding!

Christopher Robinson has won fieldwork funding from the Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) which will cover expenses incurred during his fieldwork.