This rapid response event, co-organised by Essex Business and Human Rights Project , GLOBE Centre Warwick and The IEL Collective brings together experts to discuss the award and its broader implications for local communities and the investment treaty system.

The free online event gives students from all parts of the UK the opportunity to meet leading chambers from their laptops. Students based overseas who intend to practise as barristers and are eligible to work in the UK, are also encouraged to attend.

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to hear from leading lawyers and renowned jurists, stay up-to-date on the latest developments in human rights, and earn nine CPD hours. Following an opening keynote address by Harold Hongju Koh, Sterling Professor of International Law at Yale Law School, and review of the year, you will take part in two break-out sessions before hearing our fireside chat and closing debate on "Covid-19 and Human Rights".

This year our panels will explore: Crime, Housing and Homelessness, Immigration and Asylum, Family and Child Rights, Protest as a Human Right, and Judicial Review. You can find out more about each session here. All delegates will receive access to recordings of each panel. Tickets are £100 for JUSTICE members / £150 non-members.

A virtual student event and fair for students interested in working at an international law firm in Singapore. It features lawyers and graduate recruitment teams from the Singapore offices of Allen & Overy, Kennedys, Latham & Watkins, Sidley Austin and Withers, as well as Asia Bar Review.

Please join us in the Westlaw UK Certification training session where we will show you how to easily locate relevant and maintained legislation/caselaw and check on its current status to answer legal queries. Westlaw also has a vast range of Overviews, Journal Articles and News to support legal research assignments. All essential for advising on legal matters with confidence.

Get to grips with Law Trove: A session to demonstrate how to get the most from Law Trove’s features. Law Trove is a database containing key e-textbooks for Law students. The session will include search functionality, annotation, saving, and help using Oxford University Press' digital resources to their potential.

Please join us in the Westlaw UK Certification training session where we will show you how to easily locate relevant and maintained legislation/caselaw and check on its current status to answer legal queries. Westlaw also has a vast range of Overviews, Journal Articles and News to support legal research assignments. All essential for advising on legal matters with confidence.

Join a panel of government social researchers for practical advice on the Fast Stream application process, tailored specifically for the Social Research stream. The session will outline what to expect in the application process and what assessors will be looking for, as well as providing advice on interviewing technique. We will also highlight further resources that can help you with preparing for applying.

Want to become a key part in the university's most exciting student-led engineering project? Warwick Moto is a group of students who are designing and building the university's first-ever electric superbike to compete at the prestigious Isle of Man TT. At this event, you’ll be able to meet the team and find out about all of the different opportunities available at Warwick Moto.  

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.

Please join us in the Westlaw UK Certification training session where we will show you how to easily locate relevant and maintained legislation/caselaw and check on its current status to answer legal queries. Westlaw also has a vast range of Overviews, Journal Articles and News to support legal research assignments. All essential for advising on legal matters with confidence.

Inside & Out is a virtual careers event for LGBTQ+ undergraduates looking to explore their career options and network with international banks. Because of the wide range of careers we offer, we welcome applications from all degree disciplines.

The event will discuss Investors’ International Law (Hart Publishing 2021), an edited collection of essays by a truly international team of scholars exploring issues of investor accountability. Join editors, Dr Jean Ho from the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore and Dr Mavluda Sattorova, School of Law, University of Liverpool, in discussion with authors and commentators in this launch event.

Please join us in the Westlaw UK Certification training session where we will show you how to easily locate relevant and maintained legislation/caselaw and check on its current status to answer legal queries. Westlaw also has a vast range of Overviews, Journal Articles and News to support legal research assignments. All essential for advising on legal matters with confidence.

Applications for Legal Cheek's upcoming virtual student event with Burges Salmon are now open. Lawyers from across Burges Salmon’s practices will come together to discuss how climate change is impacting the work the firm sees coming through its doors and the opportunities that lie ahead. They will also discuss their career journeys to date, reflecting on their routes into the profession and sharing their top tips on securing a training contract. Followed by virtual networking.

Get to grips with Law Trove: A session to demonstrate how to get the most from Law Trove’s features. Law Trove is a database containing key e-textbooks for Law students. The session will include search functionality, annotation, saving, and help using Oxford University Press' digital resources to their potential.

The only recruitment fair giving you insight into the work of barristers across the whole spectrum of the profession, the Pupillage Fair is an unmissable date

in the diary of anyone considering the Bar as a career option. Free to attend.

An opportunity for graduates and soon-to-be graduates to gain insider information on getting hired by the UK's top employers, listen to inspiring talks and learn about postgraduate study. #NGW2021 has live Q&A sessions, giveaways and insider tips from the UK's top employers and educators.

AllAboutLaw - a resource for aspiring solicitors - is hosting a virtual law fair between 18-22nd October alongside more than 100 virtual sessions across the academic year. Last year, we had 10,000 students and more than 40 law firms join us.

Each year Chambers interviews over a thousand trainee lawyers, pupils, hiring partners, managing partners and barristers, whose comments offer the vivid insights students need to make good decisions and apply with confidence. This session will demonstrate how to get the most out of our research and analysis.

At Careers in the Public Sector, you will gain an understanding of the different roles and career paths open to you. Representatives from organisations working in the public sector will deliver a series of virtual presentations. Following the presentations, there will be an opportunity for networking with the speakers in an online Q&A session.

We will be hosting a virtual open day to help you find out more about our practice areas, clients, vacation schemes and training contracts.

This workshop will explain some basic features of common law systems to students who have been trained in a different legal tradition.

Taking English law, the mother of all common law jurisdictions, as an example we will explore:

• the various meanings of the term common law
• the division between law and equity
• typical features of common law systems
• sources of law
• the doctrine of precedent and
• statutory interpretation,

and will note where there are differences within the common law world.

There are several short video recordings and further reading explaining key features available in the material for the MS Teams session on 19 October. In the session itself, we will be discussing these issues further and do some practical exercises.

You can join the session here.

Resources and videos can be accessed through this Moodle.

The session will cover: What is Lexis Library?; Glossary - Legal Terms; Legislation searching; Case searching by title; Journals searching; Explore search and narrowing results; Browsing Halsbury’s Laws / Index and Individually taking the foundation certification.

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.

The session will cover: What is Lexis Library?; Glossary - Legal Terms; Legislation searching; Case searching by title; Journals searching; Explore search and narrowing results; Browsing Halsbury’s Laws / Index and Individually taking the foundation certification.

Alison Peyton, Marketing Manager at Vantage, will be talking about how to apply to commercial law firms and where to start. Alison will talk you through the journey from deciding where to be a lawyer and what skills you can start developing in your first year at university, to how to get ready to start the vacation scheme application process this autumn. She'll also share her top tips on how to network virtually!

The advanced session will cover: Use Lexis Library to perform more complex legal research; Use the Legislation, cases and journals search forms in a more detailed way; Understand the value of topics; Arrive at more comprehensive results and Individually take the advanced certification.

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.

MS Teams

Title: 'Deepfake Pornography: Unreal Images, Real Impacts'

‘Deepfake’ refers to the use of machine learning to create hyper-realistic images and videos melding recognisable features of target subjects with existing videos, creating the ability to circulate videos which appear to be entirely plausible – but are in fact completely fake. This paper discusses the myriad uses of deepfakes, for frivolous and fun reasons, as well as the murkier underside of deepfake generation. Using pornography as an example, the paper explores the limited protection available for victims of deepfaking, and emphasises the need to create a personal right which protects individuals and their right to privacy against the harms caused by the creation and distribution of non-consensual sexual imagery'