• 2026-2027

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    Regulation, Standards and Ethics in the Press: Workshop with the Press Justice Project (8 October 2026)

    In this 2-hour workshop, Nathan Sparkes (CEO, Hacked Off & Press Justice Project) will cover the Leveson Inquiry, debates around press regulation, the public impacts of low standards in the press, and some ethical newsroom dilemmas for students to reflect on.


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    Alumni Employability Panel & Networking Reception: In Celebration of Black History Month (13 October 2026)

    The University of Exeter Law School is delighted to be hosting a very special alumni panel and networking reception in celebration of Black History Month on Tuesday 13 October in The Deck (Innovation Centre, Streatham Campus). Co-hosted by Dr Louise Loder and Dr Swati Gola from the Law School, the panel discussion will welcome the […]


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    Storytelling for Climate Impact: Interactive Lecture & Workshop (14 October 2026)

    ‘Storytelling for Impact’ with J Spooner and special guest Sarah Finch is an interactive lecture and workshop on how to use storytelling techniques to maximise the impact of your work. With a legal focus, this session explores practical storytelling techniques that can help make complex ideas clearer, more memorable and more persuasive, and offers participants […]


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    Legal Project Management for Future Lawyers: Managing Matters, Clients & Technology (20 October 2026)

    WORKSHOP Legal Project Management (LPM) is increasingly recognised as a core skill for modern lawyers. As client expectations evolve and legal work becomes more complex, legal professionals are expected not only to provide technical legal advice but also to manage matters efficiently, collaborate across teams, control costs and deliver an excellent client experience. In this […]


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    Negotiation, Strategy & Public Speaking Skills: Workshop with Sam McAlister (4 November 2026)

    This masterclass event welcomes Sam McAlister, Visiting Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), who teaches the next generation of leaders how to negotiate with confidence and authority. Sam McAlister is an Emmy and BAFTA-nominated producer, TEDx speaker, former criminal barrister, and mastermind behind the BBC Newsnight Prince Andrew interview. In […]


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    How To Convince a (Former) Prince: An Evening with Sam McAlister (4 November 2026)

    Students, staff, alumni and members of the South West legal community are warmly invited to join us at the University of Exeter on Wednesday 04 November 2026 for a live keynote event with Sam McAlister, best-selling author of ’Scoops’ and executive producer of Netflix’s ’Scoop’. An Emmy and BAFTA-nominated producer, TEDx speaker, former criminal barrister, […]


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    Can’t Buy My Silence: In Conversation with Zelda Perkins CBE (12 November 2026)

    Students, staff, alumni and members of the South West legal community are warmly invited to join us at the University of Exeter on Thursday 12 November 2026 for a live fireside chat and Q&A with Professor Richard Moorhead OBE and Zelda Perkins CBE, CEO & Founder of Can’t Buy My Silence UK. Zelda Perkins CBE […]


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    Art Not Evidence: The use of music in criminal prosecutions with Keir Monteith KC (24 November 2026)

    Join Keir Monteith KC for a keynote and Q&A exploring the controversial use of music as evidence in criminal prosecutions. Drawing on real-life case studies, he will examine how lyrics, music videos and other forms of creative expression enter criminal proceedings; what is presented as “gang evidence”; and how such material is framed by the […]


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