Students interested in exploring their postgraduate options at Kent Law School have a choice of three open events taking place across Canterbury, Brussels and Paris … Read more
Month: October 2014
‘Authenticity is paramount’ comments art law expert on Sotheby’s impending court case
Art law expert Dr Sophie Vigneron comments that authenticity is paramount and expects a ‘battle of experts’ following news that Sotheby’s is being sued over … Read more
Guest lecture on Activism and Homelessness in Kent
In association with Canterbury Housing Advice Centre, Kent Law School is hosting a guest lecture to mark the 50th anniversary of the one-year King Hill … Read more
New treaty needed to clarify use of drones
Airspace law expert Dr Gbenga Oduntan calls for a new treaty to clarify the use of drones following the recent deployment of troops and fighter … Read more
Research Assistantship Scheme for students successfully piloted by Kent Law School
A new Research Assistantship Scheme enabling undergraduate and postgraduate students to gain valuable research-related work experience has been successfully piloted by Kent Law School. The … Read more
Professor Sally Sheldon discusses future of Britain’s abortion law at House of Commons
Kent Professor of Medical Law and Ethics, Sally Sheldon, discussed the future of Britain’s abortion law at a meeting held at the House of Commons … Read more
Launch of Kent Student Law Review
The Kent Student Law Review, a new student-led law journal, has been launched at Kent Law School. The launch event in the Woolf Lecture Theatre … Read more
Egg freezing offer inadequate response to childcare responsibilities
Kent Law School’s Dr Ruth Cain, an expert in the personal politics of parenting, has commented on the recent announcement that Facebook and Apple have … Read more
Appointment process for Ireland’s new Policing Authority chief ‘orientated towards secrecy and government control’
Irish policing expert Professor Dermot Walsh criticised the appointment process for Ireland’s new independent Policing Authority chief in an article published by the Irish Examiner … Read more
Kent law academic responds to Bill affecting Greek coast line
Kent Law School academic Dr Thanos Zartaloudis has responded to a recent Bill for the Administration, Expropriation and Deformation of the Greek Coast Line with … Read more