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Law School maintains top 20 position in three national league tables for 2018
Kent continues to be ranked among the top 20 law schools in the country in all three major subject league tables after being placed 14th in The Times Good University Guide 2018. Earlier this year, the Law School was ranked … Continue reading
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Tagged league tables for law, The Times Good University Guide
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Kent alumnus Jonathan Cohen QC appointed Justice of the High Court
Kent alumnus and Kent Law Campaign Patron Jonathan Lionel Cohen QC has been appointed a Justice of the High Court. Jonathan’s appointment, approved by the Queen last month, follows the retirement of Sir Anthony Edwards-Stuart. He will be assigned to … Continue reading
Book offers perspectives on nature and history of intellectual property law
A book edited by Kent Law School Senior Lecturer Dr Jose Bellido offers new perspectives on the nature and history of intellectual property law. Landmark Cases in Intellectual Property Law (Hart Publishing) draws together the contributions of 13 different scholars, each … Continue reading
Law students jet off to Japan for international moot
Three Kent Law students are jetting off to Japan today, on their way to compete in the 12th LAWASIA International Moot Competition 2017. Law students Maariyah Baig, Cara Hall and Keegan Adsett-Bowrin (pictured en route from two different airports), are accompanied by Kent Law School’s … Continue reading
Focus on critical indigenous jurisprudence for collaborative network’s 2018 events
A collaborative, worldwide network of socio-legal scholars founded by two Kent Law School academics will focus on critical indigenous jurisprudence for its next annual international meeting to be held in Toronto in 2018. Earlier this year, the Collaborative Research Network … Continue reading
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Tagged Collaborative Research Network, Dr Luis Eslava, Dr Rose Parfitt
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New linked award offers opportunity to gain both French and English law degrees
A unique new linked award agreement offered by Kent Law School in partnership with the Faculté de droit et de science politique at Aix-Marseille Université (AMU) in France, offers students an opportunity to gain both French and English law degrees. … Continue reading
New student society offers practical approach to international law
A new society at Kent Law School, is offering students a practical approach to international law with a particular focus on developing skills in alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Kent International Law Society (KILS), established earlier this summer, has planned a … Continue reading
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Tagged GLO, global learning online, Kent International Law Society, KILS, student society
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Power, property and the law of trusts revisited: Roger Cotterrell’s contribution to critical trusts scholarship
A two-day symposium exploring Professor Roger Cotterrell’s critical scholarship in the field of trusts law will be held at Kent on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 October 2017. Organised by Kent Law School Lecturers Dr Hayley Gibson and Nick Piška, … Continue reading
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Tagged Hayley Gibson, Nick Piska, Professor Roger Cotterrell, symposium, trusts law
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Law School has one of highest student satisfaction rates in UK
National Student Survey (NSS) results released this month reveal that Kent Law School has one of the highest student satisfaction rates in the UK. With just over 93% of final year undergraduate law students reporting overall satisfaction with their course … Continue reading