The latest QS World University Rankings by Subject have been released, confirming that subjects at the University of Bristol, including Law, are among the very best in the world.
Second-year MA Law student Yenli Nguyen was recognised for legal work experience undertaken overseas at the Law School’s recent International Internship Scheme Scholar (IISS) awards. We caught up with her in a Q&A about the MA and the transferable skills it pushes you to develop, her extra-curricular activities and her favourite things about Bristol. She also has some great advice for new students.
Bristol University Press has published a new book by University of Bristol Law School Associate Professor, Dr Foluke Adebisi. ‘Decolonisation and Legal Knowledge: Reflections on Power and Possibility’ provides an essential examination of the meanings of decolonisation and explores how this examination can inform teaching, researching, and practising of law.
Ahead of our Postgraduate Open Day on 22 March, we caught up with recent graduate and winner of the prize for Best Performance in the LLM International Commercial Law, Matias Guarda, as he shared his inspiration for coming to Bristol, what he loved about the city, and his plans for the future.
This International Women’s Day we caught up with feminist activist and Law School alumna Sydney-Anne McAllister (LLB 2020), in a Q&A about her work in the charity sector, founding not-for-profit lobby-protest organisations, and her advice to students just starting their journey into Law at Bristol.
The Law School’s Rachel Murray, Professor of International Human Rights, was awarded the prestigious Economic and Social Research Council Celebrating Impact Prize 2023 at a ceremony held in the Royal Society in London yesterday, 15 November.
High-profile acrimonious divorce cases making news headlines have created the false impression court room showdowns and large financial settlements are commonplace. But a new report, led by the University of Bristol and funded by the Nuffield Foundation, exposes for the first time how most divorcees in England and Wales have surprisingly little to share.
Bristol University Press has published a new book by the Law School’s Professor of Law Joanne Conaghan and Associate Professor in Law and Feminist Theory Yvette Russell.
Dr Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne, Associate Professor in the University of Bristol Law School, is among 30 extraordinary researchers, including two from the University, to win a national 2023 Philip Leverhulme Prize for his vital research in the field of international law and armed conflict.
With our International Internship Scholar Scheme (IISS) open until the end of October, we caught up with previous IISS award winner and recent Law graduate Aryan Mandal (LLB 2023). In this Q&A, we talked to Aryan about what the award meant to him, his favourite things about his studies, the extra-curricular activities he participated in and his advice for new law students.
