Events

Legal Cheek’s first Virtual Law Fair of the new 2026-27 student and graduate recruitment cycle. Applications are now open.

It's the first legal careers event of the autumn and features video walk-ins with 60 leading law firms, including all of the Magic Circle, leading US in London, international and national firms across the UK, plus six back-to-back careers and commercial awareness workshops delivered by leading lawyers.

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This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Methods in Normative Theory-Reasoning, Critique, and the Politics of Knowledge: 7 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Archival Research and Digital Government Data: Methods for a Data-Rich Research Environment - 8 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Using Secondary Data in Social Research - 9 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Social Network Analysis - 10 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Data Visualisation - 11 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Large Language Models as Research Tools, AI and Archival Research - 14 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Reproducible Research Workflows - 15 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Automated Data Collection with R - 17 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Diary Method - 18 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Reading Between the Lines: Documentary Methods and Policy Analysis in Social Sciences Research - 21 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

GIS/Open-Source Mapping - 22 September 2026

This September, the ESRC Midlands Graduate School and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Warwick are delighted to offer 12 ESRC Specialist Training sessions. These masterclasses will focus on research methods in social sciences. These sessions, delivered online by Warwick academics, are designed for PhD researchers looking to broaden and deepen their methodological knowledge, develop practical research skills that can be applied to their work, and connect with fellow doctoral students from across the social sciences. Covering a wide range of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, these masterclasses are open to doctoral students at every stage of their PhD.

Registration is required for each masterclass, and you can register through the individual session links here: ESRC MGS Specialist Training 2026.

Linguistic Ethnography - 29 September 2026

Want to kickstart your career with one of the world’s leading professional services firms? Then don’t miss Deloitte’s Insight Day, where you’ll hear from current employees, get a behind-the-scenes look at life at Deloitte, and receive invaluable tips for applying to their Internships and Graduate Programmes. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain insights into Deloitte’s culture, values, and how they support your personal and professional growth.

Who can apply: 

• This is a female focused event.
• The event has a strong focus on students graduating in 2028 - final year students are also welcome to apply.
• All degree subjects are accepted, so long as you are interested in applying for a role at Deloitte.

Application Deadline: 22/09/2026

FTB will be offering interested students an opportunity to attend and participate in a Virtual Mini Pupillage Day.

During the course of the day, participants will hear from members and staff about pupillage and tenancy in FTB, including the application and interview process and insights from all levels of seniority about practice in FTB’s areas of specialism. There will also be opportunities to take part in interactive advocacy exercises, discuss leading cases Chambers has been involved in and ask any burning questions about FTB, pupillage and the Bar in general.

Those who are at least in their second year of a qualifying law degree or who have commenced the GDL or other graduate-entry LLB courses are eligible to apply. Prospective applicants should send their CV and a cover letter by email to pupillage@ftbchambers.co.ukLink opens in a new window by 4pm on 14 August 2026.

We will let participants know if they have secured a place by w/c 7 September 2026.

Join us for a lunchtime round of three-minute elevator style talks on a wide range of global health topics by PGRs from all over the University. Share your work, learn something new, and connect with peers in an interdisciplinary environment. This is a valuable opportunity to present your research and meet other PGR students in Global Health across the University. Learn about a wide range of global health topics and share your work with peers. Submit your talk title by August 28th.

Want to kickstart your career with one of the world’s leading professional services firms? Then don’t miss Deloitte’s Insight Day, where you’ll hear from current employees, get a behind-the-scenes look at life at Deloitte, and receive invaluable tips for applying to their Internships and Graduate Programmes. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain insights into Deloitte’s culture, values, and how they support your personal and professional growth.

Who can apply: 

• This is a female focused event.
• The event has a strong focus on students graduating in 2028 - final year students are also welcome to apply.
• All degree subjects are accepted, so long as you are interested in applying for a role at Deloitte.

Application Deadline: 02/10/2026

This will take the form of a panel discussion with members of chambers with different specialisms within chambers’ practice areas and at different stages of their career. For those attending in person, there will be an opportunity to chat to members in a more informal setting after the panel discussion.

Students are encouraged to submit questions for the panel in advance to events@ftbchambers.co.uk and by 14 October. These will be answered anonymously by the panel on the evening. Topics covered will include:

• An insight into the planning and environmental Bar
• Path to the Bar as non-law student
• What is FTB Chambers looking for in candidates?
• Tips for the application process and interviews
• Life as a pupil
• Pupillage to tenancy
• Practice as a junior tenant

In person places are limited and are only available to individuals who are currently undertaking or who have already passed the Bar Practice Course. All other interested individuals are welcome to join online. Places must be booked in advance by emailing events@ftbchambers.co.uk.