Future City Lawyers is proud to host Emmie Jones , Partner Private Equity and M&A, White & Case The webinar will cover a quick guide to the jargon, principles of private equity, a typical PE fund structure, an explanation of how sweat equity works and a lawyer’s role on a private equity transaction.

Interested in a career as a Barrister? Why not come along to a virtual mini-series hosted by The University of Law’s Future Pupil Programme Coordinator. This session provides an overview of the inns of court, who they are and what they offer along with an explanation of the scholarship process and what you will need to do if you are intending to apply for an Inn of Court Scholarship.

Hear from range of employers including Start Ups, SMEs and Graduate Employers, as they share their approaches to ensuring inclusion in the workplace, the communities they have created and impacts that have been made in their business.

Why not start a new month by making new friends! Join us at this in-person event for a chance to chat with other students. We'll split you up into groups and give you some 'friending' activities to get to know each other. For more information, please visit: Global ConnectionsLink opens in a new window 

Getting to Grips with Law Trove. A session to demonstrate how to get the most from Law Troves features. Including search functionality, annotation, saving, and help using Oxford University Press' digital resources to their potential.

This session will outline what tutors look for in 'good' academic writing. It will especially focus on the importance of 'criticality' in constructing written arguments. Participants are asked to bring along at least one example of writing (and accompanying tutor feedback) for discussion. Sign up now!Link opens in a new window

If you are thinking about volunteering with Warwick in Africa this summer you might be interested to join us for this our event 'How can we ensure that international volunteering is effective and enriches both communities and volunteers?' with Claire Bennett.

In this session, we will be guiding students through creating a profile and demonstrating how LinkedIn can effectively be used for networking and recruitment.

Join us for our first flagship event of 2022 and discover how firms are going above and beyond to revolutionise their sectors. During the event, you’ll have a chance to hear how these booming sectors are championing gender equality, as well as gain the opportunity to build a strong network with other women in TEC and learn how to take your applications to the next level. Sign up to attend.

Writing surgeries are an opportunity to meet with an Insessional tutor to gain advice about Academic Writing. Attending a surgery appointment will be very useful if you have recently received some feedback from assignments that you would like to discuss, or if you are due to submit an assignment shortly and would like advice. You can request guidance on any aspect of academic writing, but please note that we are unable to proofread work in detail or to provide intensive language correction. This is in line with the university's proof-reading policy. Book your one-to-one 20 minute slot online.

Getting to Grips with Law Trove. A session to demonstrate how to get the most from Law Troves features. Including search functionality, annotation, saving, and help using Oxford University Press' digital resources to their potential.

At Careers in Law & Social Justice, you will gain an understanding of the different roles and career paths open to you. Representatives from organisations including the independent think-tank Centre for Social Justice and charity, Law for Life will deliver a series of virtual presentations. Further speakers are presently being confirmed - please check back for more details. Following the presentations, there will be an opportunity for networking with the speakers in an online Q&A session.

Hear from Warwick Graduates who need adaptions to their roles to accommodate their physical or mental health needs.

This session will introduce participants to a range of web-based listening activities that are designed to better understand fast speech. To prepare for this session, participants should listen to at least three passages that ARE NOT required for their academic courses and make a note of any difficulties encountered. Sign up now!Link opens in a new window

Need to learn how to prepare for legal interviews? The workshop will cover how to prepare for your interview, what employers are looking for and the types of questions that are likely to come up.

From grassroots charities to global organisations, have you considered a career in the third sector? If you’re driven by passion for a cause and a desire to make a difference, it could be the right path for you. This webinar will offer an insight into the sector’s benefits and challenges, as well as the wide-ranging career opportunities on offer. Our expert alumni panel will share their career journeys and offer advice on how to begin a successful career in the not-for-profit world.

Theme: 'The changing face of law in context for 2021 and beyond'. The conference will take a ‘Law in Context’ approach to legal theory and research. Central to this is critical and grounded perspectives on social and legal questions.

From 3:45 p.m. will be the First Year Symposium where our current First Year PhD students will be making short presentations on their research.

Interested in a career as a Barrister? Why not come along to a virtual mini-series hosted by The University of Law’s Future Pupil Programme Coordinator. This session provides an overview of the pupillage process with top tips on how to approach selecting chambers and what chambers will expect from you when applying.

Writing surgeries are an opportunity to meet with an Insessional tutor to gain advice about Academic Writing. Attending a surgery appointment will be very useful if you have recently received some feedback from assignments that you would like to discuss, or if you are due to submit an assignment shortly and would like advice. You can request guidance on any aspect of academic writing, but please note that we are unable to proofread work in detail or to provide intensive language correction. This is in line with the university's proof-reading policy. Book your one-to-one 20 minute slot online.

For students intending to train as a Solicitor, the LPC and SQE workshop will outline the old and new route helping students to decide which is best for them. The workshop will be delivered by colleagues from the University of Law and explain what is the SQE. The focus will be on pros and cons of each route and guidance on making your decision. The team will lead an interactive taster to demonstrate what PG legal study will be like. There will also be the opportunity to ask further questions at the end of the session.

 Dr Théo Aiolfi, current co-convenor of the Warwick Performance and Politics Network, is offering to undergraduate students of the University of Warwick a series of teaching workshops entitled entitled “Power in Motion: Performance and Representation”. This project will seek to explore the multifaceted way power is being represented and performed across three areas of society.

"Performing Authority: Power and Education" with Josh Patel.

• Recognise what recruiters are looking for.
• Prepare and research effectively for your interview.
• Identify different types of interview questions and possible approaches.
• Create a good impression.

A must-attend virtual event for any student who wants to find out more about becoming a lawyer and build their knowledge of the legal profession. The event is free to attend and open to students from all universities.

This session aims to introduce a range of electronic tools to help participants to develop language awareness and writing skills. Participants are asked to bring along an electronic device that can be used to access the Internet and to open word documents. Sign up now!Link opens in a new window

Getting to Grips with Law Trove. A session to demonstrate how to get the most from Law Troves features. Including search functionality, annotation, saving, and help using Oxford University Press' digital resources to their potential.

This webinar will be a short presentation on creating CVs and covering letters and completing application forms. It will be followed by the opportunity to ask any questions that you may have in regards to writing effective applications.

This event was postponed from 10th February 2022. Please remember to wear your mask. Food and drinks will be provided.

Complete the form if you want to perform.

 Dr Théo Aiolfi, current co-convenor of the Warwick Performance and Politics Network, is offering to undergraduate students of the University of Warwick a series of teaching workshops entitled entitled “Power in Motion: Performance and Representation”. This project will seek to explore the multifaceted way power is being represented and performed across three areas of society.

"Performing Expertise: Power and Science" with Vivan Joseph.

Join us to hear from alumni and learn about their successful career in the international market. Network with our global employer panel of experts and pick up top tips and advice on the skills, interests and aptitudes you need to work internationally. We'll also be hosting a series of workshops to help you gain the skills you need for gaining the perfect graduate job, plus we'll have our experts on hand to check through your CV's and offer helpful advice in a friendly atmosphere!

As part of their Human Rights in Practice module, four students will be running a workshop entitled ‘So You Think You Can Drink?’ in partnership with Alcohol Change UK. The workshop will be interactive and informative about safe drinking practices for students.

The aim is not to discourage drinking or to put a dampener on socials; the project's mission is to increase students' abilities to recognise dangerous drinking habits. The workshop will include activities to encourage attendees to reflect on how they might make social events safer and more enjoyable for everyone.