This is an unmissable chance to meet and hear from inspiring female leaders and network with leading graduate employers.

A unique opportunity for the next generation of lawyers to come together and discuss cutting edge justice issues

These Oxford Law Trove webinars can be attended by both students and staff to view a demo of the site and it's features, with time for Q&A's at the end.

Doing Criminological and Criminal Justice Research: Methods, Challenges and Opportunities

Please click here to view the Programme and Abstracts.

Explore the differences, benefits and considerations relating to the current solicitor training course, the LPC, and new SQE route. Register now.

'Legal Aid Sustainability & Adapting to the New Normal'. With a superb mix of workshops delivering practitioner-focused content to help you develop new skills and refine your existing ones, and enable you to feed into policy development and social events. Students can register and attend sessions free of charge.

These Oxford Law Trove webinars can be attended by both students and staff to view a demo of the site and it's features, with time for Q&A's at the end.

Explore career pathways other than legal professional careers and hear about the career journeys of Warwick law alumni.

Meet Evelin, your Part-Time & Mature Students' Officer for 2020/21, as well as other part-time & mature students from Warwick!

These Oxford Law Trove webinars can be attended by both students and staff to view a demo of the site and it's features, with time for Q&A's at the end.

Leibnitz: A Contribution to the Archaeology of Power (Edinburgh University Press 2021)

Discussant: Behesti Aydogan

This event by the Resolution Foundation and partners will help students explore the role of think-tanks and the work that they do.

Bitesize presentations, time for networking with top law firms, the bootcamp aims to help first-year students kickstart their legal career.

This webinar offers a panel of three presentations by feminist ethnographers in sociology and anthropology from India, Italy and Bangladesh.

Join Warwick Women’s Careers Society, Warwick BASE (BAME and State Educated), Warwick Mind Aware and Warwick Law School for an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion webinar bringing together a wonderful line up of guest speakers covering topics from male mental health to the challenge’s women face when pursuing a legal career and the experiences of state educated law students. This free event is open to all law students. Register to receive the Teams Link.

This Conference is open to Postgraduate Research Students as well as LLM research students at any stage of their research. Those presenting will be able to receive feedback in a supportive, constructive and academically rigorous environment. If you wish to present, please email your 300 words abstract to Nikita Samanta at nikita.samanta@warwick.ac.uk. Register by 23 February 2021.

For the first time ever, TEDxWarwick is hosting a dynamic virtual conference. Global speakers, diverse topics, a fluid timetable - all free of charge and to be viewed in the comfort of your own home.

In conversation with Diane A. Desierto.

Send your questions to Velimir.Zivkovic@warwick.ac.uk and join in the conversation

The ASIA Careers Insight Series (ACIS) of 30+ webinars, takes place during all of March 2021 and will help you connect with employers recruiting in mainland China, Hong Kong, South East Asia & India, plus provide you with application and interview tips and give you a chance to ask questions to graduate recruiters directly.

You can choose to join just one webinar, or all of them. Recordings will also be available.

Are you an international student interested in working in the UK? This session will outline the main options for working in the UK including the new graduate immigration route.

Whether you’re already set on a career in the sector or simply want to find out more about the industry, this is an unmissable opportunity.

Hosted by three of Feldon Dunsmore’s Warwick alumni (including a scholar from our Multicultural Scholars Programme) this event will focus on what the role of a property lawyer entails and their journeys to working at a niche property practice based in Coventry. The panel will also be providing information on the upcoming work experience scheme.

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Book Launch 'The Limits of Law and Development: Neoliberalism, Governance and Social Justice' (Routledge 2020)

Contributors: Sam Adelman, Upendra Baxi, Radha D’Souza, Julio Faundez, Tomaso Ferrando, Peter Fitzpatrick, Jennifer Lander, Abdul Paliwala, Sol Picciotto, Issa Shivji, William Twining

Chair: Christine Schwobel-Patel (Warwick Law School)

Discussants: Martha Gayoye (Warwick Law School) and Professor Koen de Feyter (University of Antwerp and Chair of International Law and Development Network)

Please register by emailing law.events@warwick.ac.uk and a meeting link will be provided.

The CSWG Graduate Seminar Series welcomes graduate research students from across the UK and beyond to share their work on gender, sexuality and feminism.

Focusing on mental health conditions, this event will provide open and honest accounts of life as a disabled student with mental health conditions at the university, as well as giving you a safe space to ask the questions you have always wondered about but haven’t been sure if it is appropriate to ask. This is a unique and unusual opportunity to have a ‘no holds barred’ discussion with disabled students covering a broad spectrum of mental health conditions.

BASE and CLAW will be joined by Dr Illan Wall and the Head of Immigration and Asylum at the Central England Law Centre to discuss skills essential for any career in law, as well as exploring a few options beyond private practice as a solicitor or barrister!

This event is a public panel as part of the 2021 Legal Experts Advisory Panel (LEAP) Annual Conference: Power and Punishment in Europe.

Jacqueline Hodgson will be speaking at this event.

Critical South Asia Group Webinar Series. Join us for this very timely and important talk on the ongoing farmers' movement in India by Shreya Sinha. No registration required.

Talk with Judge Sir Howard Morrison. All students are welcome to attend. Judge Sir Howard Morrison is the President of the Appeals Division of the International Criminal Court. He has some 45 years experience as a barrister, Queen’s Counsel and judge in a number of different jurisdictions. He has extensive lecturing experience on topics concerning international criminal and humanitarian law worldwide. He is a Master of the Bench of Grays Inn and an advocacy trainer for student barristers.