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Kate Campbell-Pilling - Law Teacher of the Year 2024

We are excited to announce that Kate Campbell-Pilling is the winner of the Law Teacher of the Year 2024 award.
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Winners of the 2022-23 School of Law student prizes

We are delighted to announce the winners of the School of Law student prizes.
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New Research Project to Address Challenges of AI in Law and Healthcare

An academic from the School of Law is part of the research team that has been awarded a £4.38 million grant to tackle the sociotechnical challenges around using AI-powered Large Language Models (LLMs) for legal and healthcare purposes.
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University of Law scholarships for Sheffield students

In partnership with The University of Law, we are offering 5 Future Lawyers scholarships to students who have graduated from the University of Sheffield and who will start a ULaw course in the 2024-25 academic year.
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Health Governance after Brexit: Law, Language and Legitimacy
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Annual James Muiruri International Law Lecture

International Criminal Law - The Road Less Travelled
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Seminar: Three Liberty Trees

This paper investigates the idea of human rights at a formative moment in its history.

Stem cell deafness treatment

Liability versus Innovation: Unpacking key connections

Professor Tsachi Keren-Paz (with Associate Professor Tina Cockburn, Queensland University of Technology; Professor Alicia El Haj, Keele University; Dr Michael Fay, Keele University and Richard Goldberg, Durham University)
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Seminar: New directions in hate reporting research: agency, heterogeneity and relationality

On Wednesday 13th February 2019, the Centre for Criminological Research hosted a seminar on hate reporting by Professor Catherine Donovan from Durham University, UK.