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Book to see the screening at the Exeter Phoenix Cinema
3 and 4 October 2024
Sameera Jalan supported local women to gain economic independence
Frail Professionalism: Lawyers’ ethics after the Post Office and other cases
Presented to the winning students on Graduation Day 2024
Register for this Intellectual Property Awareness Network event
Jack Courtney explains how he balances academic and sporting goals
Law students decamp to the beach
Chris Naish’s work has had a huge positive impact on so many people
One of 72 new fellows elected to the Royal Historical Society
Read more about Professor Skinner’s research
Inspiring positive change within the local community
Exeter academics and students contribute to IPAN Guide to the Sustainable Development Goals
Reflections from our Research Centres
A partnership between the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) and the GLAM-E Lab
We welcomed one of our Canadian Law alumni, Justin Kanji (LLB Law) back to campus
The lecture will be presented by Professor Judith Masson on 20 February
News from the Bracton Centre for Legal History Research
Our Community Law Clinic provides hands on legal experience for students
Alumni from local legal firms share their advice and experience
As part of the Department of Business and Trade’s Advisory Board on Horizon Compensation Schemes he has had a week of requests like no other.
The Juridification of Justice: Potentials and Limitations. Send abstracts by 26 January.
They will be delivered by Professor Richard Moorhead, Professor of Law and Professional Ethics.
A visit by Dr Louise Loder, Lecturer in Law and Director of Skills, Prizes and Alumni Engagement in the Law School
The paper was titled ‘Corporate Social Responsibility and Decent Work in China: the Influence of EU and International Norms’.
To mark three important human rights anniversaries the HRDF and ECIL organised a poster competition.
Harriet Moynihan is an Associate Fellow in the International Law Programme at Chatham House
Professor Rebecca Probert delivered the annual lecture of the Cambridge Centre for English Legal History
Dr Anna-Maria Osula (Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) spoke recently at Exeter Law School on trends in cyber diplomacy
Professor Kubo Mačák participated in the 2023 Lieber Workshop on Civilian Protection in Armed Conflict.
Laws For A Nation And Laws For Transnational Commerce. Read the Speaking Note for Lecture 1 ‘Laws For A Nation – Wales’.
Exeter Law School student Mila Spence (LLB English Law and French/Master1) has just returned from an incredible trip to Baku, Azerbaijan.
Co-organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
Our new Deputy Director of Global Engagement, Dr Chris O’Meara, visited China in September to promote Exeter Law School’s postgraduate taught (PGT) programmes.
Open to pairs of students from any years Deadline to express interest: 5pm on 13 October The Law School is pleased to announce a school-wide negotiation competition to take place this term. This competition will be open to all undergraduate and post-graduate taught students. The first round of the competition will take place at the […]
Each year we award prizes to students across the year groups, and in 2023 we had two new categories. See the pictures of the winners.
On 26 June 2023 Professor Chantal Stebbings and Professor Rebecca Probert both gave presentations at the Legal Records Jamboree. Hosted at the National Archives, the event was an opportunity to celebrate the rich range of archival sources that underpin legal historical research and included over three dozen speakers. Each was invited to identify a specific […]
We’re delighted to announce that Dr Natalie Ohana from Exeter Law School has won the Students’ Guild award for ‘Academic of the Year 2023 (HASS)’. This award is given to an academic member of staff who excels in all areas with a student-centred and tailored approach to teaching and/or supervision. They will also have made […]
This year Dr Natalie Ohana from Exeter Law School has been collaborating with multidisciplinary artist Tom Stockley as part of a Creative Fellowship exploring the 3rd year undergraduate module ‘Law, Testimony and Trauma’. Inspired by his time collaborating with Natalie and through working with the students, Tom has created an exhibition at Exeter Phoenix which […]