A virtual law careers event for students with disabilities and long-term health conditions.

Constantly checking over their shoulder, second-guessing what they’re wearing, avoiding spaces like the gym…

Some changes in behaviour are conscious, and others are so normalized, they barely register anymore. Explore what role we can play in creating a world free from the fear of sexual misconduct and abuse. Everyone should have the right to feel safe in their day-to-day lives. Yet sexual misconduct and abuse impact the lives of millions of people. Join us to raise awareness of how those who feel vulnerable to sexual misconduct often change the way they act to avoid these behaviours and explore what role we could play to create change for the better. Drop in stall, talk between 5.30-5.45pm

Explore the Law is now taking place as a virtual event and is free to attend. It is aimed at ambitious undergraduates and recent graduates with a disability or long term health condition who want to pursue an exciting career in commercial law. Delegates will have the opportunity to meet global employers including: DLA Piper, Hogan Lovells, Latham & Watkins, Linklaters and Norton Rose Fulbright and gain a real insight into legal careers. Apply now!

Exclusive to our Midlands based universities, this event focusses on the importance of Black Heritage talent at KPMG. This event is targeted at students of Black Heritage within the Midlands who may be interested in a career at KPMG.

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. By the end of the workshop you will have: Understood the importance of preparing for interviews & identified how to do this; Identified different interview/question types & how to approach them; Analysed answers to questions & identified good practise and Recognised how to provide evidence of skills for competency based questions.

Our PGR Event will offer you a chance to meet other members of our multidisciplinary community, make connections, as well as receive an official welcome from our Global Research Priority (GRP) team. Our team is built upon a culture of innovation, outstanding facilities, and unique opportunities, that will help you achieve your research ambitions. Suitable for those with an interest in the following themes: work, innovation, creativity and wellbeing.

The evening provides information about what to expect during the application process, life as a pupil at Serle Court and insights into careers at the Commercial Chancery Bar. This is a good opportunity for students to hear talks and meet barrister’s from Serle Court. Students who would like to attend should email their RSVP to April Fisher (pupillage@serlecourt.co.uk).