You have to think carefully about how you’re going to arrange your work and know why you’ve made those choices. That’s why this workshop, while it doesn’t have any templates, has a lot of questions. By the end of the session you should have an answer to at least some of them.

The University of Nottingham is pleased to welcome His Excellency Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, current Vice-President of the Republic of Ghana, as keynote speaker of the first Nottingham Africa Policy Dialogue. We invite you to join what promises to be an interesting discussion around the possibilities offered by digital transformation in meeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 as well as achieving the African Union’s Agenda 2063 vision for the continent’s development.

The route to qualification as a solicitor is changing with the introduction of the SQE. You may be uncertain about how the changes affect you and/or need advice on your available options. By attending this session, you will get answers to your questions and clear advice from leading legal educators on the key factors you need to consider when making your decision.

Your argument is the thread that ties together your whole dissertation. Weak dissertations are often poorly argued, so spending time really thinking about how you build your steps of your argument and what evidence you are using for it, will be time well spent.

This is a three-part monthly series of interactive online panel events with multiple diversity and inclusion themes. Attend as many as you wish! We will be interviewing a range of practising lawyers who identify with one or more of the groups traditionally underrepresented in the legal profession, as well as students from similar backgrounds who have recently secured training contracts and pupillage.

Online program on Criminal Law; certificate of participation (2 ECTS).

Attend an interactive online open evening and learn everything you need to know about your course of choice. Chat with tutors, students, Pro Bono, admissions and our Careers Service.

Attend an interactive online open evening and learn everything you need to know about your course of choice. Chat with tutors, students, Pro Bono, admissions and our Careers Service.

Hear from the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and Womble Bond Dickinson as we explore why changes are being made to qualifying as a lawyer, what the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) involves, how it affects those already studying, what is meant by 'qualifying legal work experience' and what employers think of the changes.

Attend an interactive online open evening and learn everything you need to know about your course of choice. Chat with tutors, students, Pro Bono, admissions and our Careers Service.

Register your interest and be first in line to network with 100s of the best student employers at our virtual careers events. Spaces are limited so register NOW to secure yours. Each event will include oodles of opportunities to get to know employers through presentations with Q&As, 1-2-1 conversations, competitions and more.

This seminar addresses recent developments of financial technology and the related legal and regulatory challenges combined with a book launch introducing the Routledge Handbook of Financial Technology and Law edited by Iris H-Y Chiu and Gudula Deipenbrock (the Handbook). The Handbook discusses the innovative technology-driven transformation of services, products and markets in the financial sector from the legal perspective.

The Canley Big Lunch is an annual community event which aims to get neighbours together to share food, have fun and get to know each other better. Warwick Volunteers have organised a number of outdoor games and a craft activities and we need volunteers to help run these activities and encourage people to participate. The event will be held in Prior Deram Park, Canley, and include free BBQs, refreshments, cake and food sales, entertainment, table top sale and even a parade!

The free online event is open to all students (both undergraduates and postgraduates) and gives students from all universities the opportunity to meet nearly 60 of the nation’s leading law firms.

Register your interest and be first in line to network with 100s of the best student employers at our virtual careers events. Spaces are limited so register NOW to secure yours. Each event will include oodles of opportunities to get to know employers through presentations with Q&As, 1-2-1 conversations, competitions and more.

How can students make the most of their time at university? From jobs on campus that you might not have heard of to which clubs and societies will give you key employability skills to make your CV stand out.

Aimed at students looking to secure a vacation scheme, open day, training contract, qualifying work experience or other opportunities with a global, national, regional, city or local law firm.

Making the pennies go further is a top priority as a student and we’ll be explaining how to budget, living costs and where to turn if you need help.

Aimed at students looking to secure a vacation scheme, open day, training contract, qualifying work experience or other opportunities with firms outside of London. e.g. North of England, Midlands, South West, East and South East of England.

Aimed at students looking to secure a vacation scheme, open day, training contract, qualifying work experience or other opportunities with a global, national, regional, city or local law firm.

Are you an aspiring barrister? Our National Pupillage Fair is for students and candidates who aspire to secure pupillage or other opportunities in Chambers.