Blog

This latest blog post reflects on a learning scenario presented to students at our recent Level 1 and 2 'How to Succeed' conferences.

In this blog, Carol Edwards discusses integrating educational theory into the design material for recent Law student conferences.

A blog post by Carol Edwards reflecting on attending The Annual Association of Law Teachers Conference which is an opportunity to meet other likeminded individuals and discuss all things legal pedagogical.

 A blog by Dr. Wannette Van Eg Dom-Tuinstra and Bryony Gilbert which discusses the effectiveness of a triage system when supporting students in order to identify the underlying issues and put support in place. 

The Law school Student Experience team rose to the challenge of delivering the Student conference in Manchester.

Carol Edwards, Senior Lecturer within the Law School, explores the subject of imposter syndrome or imposterism in her latest blog.

A brief view from a week of mini pupillage as a final year Law Student  Abi Ryan, hopes to progress onto a career at the Bar.

This is Rosie Watson's blog about her experience of hosting the Student Conference in Belfast with a wonderful team of academics, associate lecturers and lecturer/SEMs

Fred Motson talks about how legal theories of decision-making might apply to the controversial Video Assistant Referee (VAR) systems; combining two of his biggest interests in life.

Grace Allen talks about the 2024 undergraduate law conferences across all four nations - How to succeed: Level 1 and Level 2 Law Conferences and the positive impact it had on students and academic staff.