Come along to our Careers in Not-for-Profit Speaker Event. This virtual event is for those interested in getting involved as volunteers or paid workers, and this is your chance to find out about the Not-for-Profit sector and the career opportunities that it offers.

Find out more about the Alliance Intensive Study Programme. AISP is a flagship programme which brings you a wide range of cross-departmental undergraduate modules with a multi-focal and interdisciplinary approach.

This event is part of the Law, Life and Critique series.

Dániel Dózsa is a partner at the new Central European boutique firm Queritius, a leading international disputes counsel and a guest lecturer of International Dispute Resolution at Leiden Law School.

Seeking sustainable solutions to the injustices towards refugees. Free online event. Bringing together a diverse lineup of speakers, and covering topics from the media’s depiction of refugees to the impact of forced displacement on mental health, the SolidariTee Conference will provide an interdisciplinary, action focused weekend exploring solutions to one of the most pressing issues of our time.

Careers webinar on how to prepare for and approach interviews with law firms for vacation schemes and training contracts.

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.

Looking to add an edge to your legal research for essays and exams? Join us to learn more about how to fully utilise LexisLibrary!

Instagram Live with alumni Sophie Pender. This week we want to focus on all things careers and wellbeing to help you get through Lockdown 3.0.

Looking to add an edge to your legal research for essays and exams? Join us to learn more about how to fully utilise LexisLibrary!

Global webinar hosted by the University of Birmingham. How do queer Asians champion LGBT equality in the context of development in the West and the recent progress in the East?

Looking to add an edge to your legal research for essays and exams? Join us to learn more about how to fully utilise LexisLibrary!

A workshop on essential skills for highly recommended for those wishing to enter the competition!

Discussion of fundamentals of art law, restitution and provenance with a.o. Mishcon de Reya, Boodle Hatfield LLP and Sotheby's.

Representatives from organisations working in recruitment and HR from a broad range of sectors 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.

Chambers Student has been reviewing the legal profession for 23 years, analysing market trends and giving students the tools to make good decisions. In this presentation, the editor of the guide will explore the latest research and the forces driving change in the legal profession. The session will provide a deeper understanding of this complex market. Come ready with questions for a Q&A at the end.

Law and Disorder: Sovereignty, Protest, Atmosphere (Routledge 2020)

Discussant: Sahar Shah

Virtual workshop with fitness experts Fika. This week we want to focus on all things careers and wellbeing to help you get through Lockdown 3.0.

This will be the fourth event in CLAW's 'Radical Mooting Series: Critical Discussions', a series of talks focusing on law and mooting from a critical perspective to help us to design the inter-university (virtual) moot taking placing this year.

We will be joined by Dr Henning Grunwald from the University of Cambridge who will be speaking to us about historical precedents of radical and disruptive practices in the courtroom.

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.

Instagram Live with P&G's Senior HR Manager Georgie Crotty. This week we want to focus on all things careers and wellbeing to help you get through Lockdown 3.0.

In the fourth session of the Ethnography Circle, Carolina Alonso Bejarano and Mirian A. Mijangos García will take you behind the scenes of their new book, Decolonizing Ethnography: Undocumented Immigrants and New Directions in Social Science (Duke University Press, 2019). Please reserve your place in advance by RVSP: ethnography@wbs.ac.uk

Following the strong interest last week we are hosting one more Student Information session. Find out more about the Alliance Intensive Study Programme. AISP is a flagship programme which brings you a wide range of cross-departmental undergraduate modules with a multi-focal and interdisciplinary approach.

The deadline for applications has been extended to 18 February 2021.

Representatives from organisations working in particular sectors such as journalism, publishing and editorial careers and copywriting 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 are pleased to announce the second session in our new GLOBE Centre series, Law, Life and Critique, offering a unique opportunity to join in a conversation with leading practitioners and academics on both the law and critiques of it, as well as the realities of the working life in these different spheres. We encourage our students and staff to send any questions they might have for our guests.

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BBC1s flagship ethical and moral debate programme, hosted by Nicky Campbell, invites you to be part of our virtual audience.

If you'd like a virtual seat please email audiencetbq@mentorn.tv and receive a bounce-back application form.

Are you considering undertaking further study following your degree? You might be looking to undertake a masters (MA, MSc) or other higher-level qualification and thinking about how to understand and fully navigate the process. This webinar will support you if you are thinking of undertaking further study after completing your degree at Warwick.

Come to our Cafe drop in and ask us questions and hear about our Fast Stream experiences.

A workshop for all students which covers how you can explore who you are before deciding what you want to do. Sign up get some practical suggestions about how to approach your career thinking so you can start to identify a direction which will suit you.

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

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.