Join us for our upcoming webinar: Discover Distance Learning Technology, Media and Telecommunications Law Meet Programme Director, Laura Edgar as she shares all you need to know about studying our popular Technology, Media and Telecommunications Distance Learning programme. 🗓️ Tuesday 12 November 🕓 12pm - 1pm 📍 Online Register here: https://lnkd.in/e-PMSxUm
QMUL School of Law
Higher Education
School of Law - CCLS and Department of Law, Queen Mary University of London
About us
Ranked 7th in the UK for Law (QS World University Rankings), we are one of the world's top 100 universities (#92 in U.S. News & World Report's Best Global Universities 2024-2025). Celebrating our 60th anniversary in 2025, the School of Law focuses on the role of law and its institutions in contemporary international society, and consist of two organisational units, the Department of Law and the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS). The School is home to the Queen Mary Legal Advice Centre (LAC) and qLegal, which offers students the opportunity to gain experience by providing free legal advice under the supervision of qualified lawyers.
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- Higher Education
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- 501-1,000 employees
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- London
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- Founded
- 1965
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Queen Mary University of London
Mile end Road
London, E1 4NS, GB
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Lincoln's Inn Field
London, WC2A 3JB, GB
Employees at QMUL School of Law
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Kunal Khond
Corporate Law | LLM at Queen Mary University of London
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treshna Jane
teacher at QM School of Law
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Anna Tikhomirova
Law and French Law student at Queen Mary University London and Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne
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Teni Bankole-Olusina
Law Undergraduate & Senior Ambassador at Queen Mary University of London
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Are you considering applying for a PhD in Law? ✨️ Swipe to find out more about our upcoming open day, the chance to discuss your research proposal with an academic on the PhD programme, and the funding opportunities we have available to support your studies. 🚨 Please note: research proposal discussions are running from the 12th - 15th of November. Book now to make the most of this opportunity! 🔗 To book onto the PhD open day, visit: https://lnkd.in/eiu3NrFp 🔗 To book a research proposal session with a PhD programme academic, visit: https://lnkd.in/eYPWPr63 🔗 To find out more about our funding opportunities, visit: https://lnkd.in/ehPbURHi
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Upcoming Event: Horizons in Fashion Law: Education, Research, Practice 📅 When: Tuesday, 28th November at 17:00 GMT 📍 Where: Zoom/Lecture Theatre, Centre For Commercial Law Studies, 67-69 Lincoln's Inn Fields London WC2A Fashion Law is a burgeoning, complex, and exciting area of interdisciplinary practice and research. Expertise must begin with fashion itself, understanding its complexity as a creative and commercial industry: its expression through art and design; its access as a resource for cultural participation; its performance through workers, models, and consumers; its commercialisation and real estate; its waste and sustainability; its innovation and advancements in technology. Click here to find out more: https://lnkd.in/dvMvqRFe
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Herchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Queen Mary University of London
Event! Free Public Lecture I will be delivering a public lecture - Horizons in Fashion Law: Education, Research, Practice - on fashion law in the legal academy, Thursday 28 November, 5pm, at CCLS QMUL School of Law, Lincoln's Inn Fields. In this lecture I will be exploring the horizons in fashion law education, research, and practice, and outlining the importance of fashion teaching within the legal academy as part of legal education, research communities and impact, and developing and supporting this significant and complex practice area. The lecture is free and you can register now in the link. Online attendance is also available. The lecture is followed by a networking reception. Looking forward to seeing many of you there! https://lnkd.in/eEMYFv2S
Horizons in Fashion Law: Education, Research, Practice
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A brief reminder of the 19th Nov online discussion of the new book which Mike Mister and I have just finished, which focuses on how to navigate one's career as a law firm partner - through all the transitions from new partner promotion to building a legacy and stepping down, potentially 20+ years later. Tips and pointers on how to manage these transitions, what we have seen work best for partners themselves, and those guiding their firm's partners (the Board, Managing and Senior Partners). Eventbrite link to sign up is here: https://lnkd.in/gYiwHV4y QMUL School of Law Hub for Professional Practice Queen Mary University of London PSFI #leadershipdevelopment #leadershipcoaching #lawfirms #legalcareers #careertransitions #partners #careerdevelopment
For anyone who would like to join an online discussion with Mike Mister and myself of our new book: Managing your Leadership Career in Law: a Partner's Guide (https://lnkd.in/efzgrbb9), it will be held on 19th November at 4.15pm (GMT). We will explore some of the issues we covered in the book, including how partners in firms can succeed at key transition points in their careers, and thrive over the long term. If you would like to dial in, please do sign up here: //https://lnkd.in/gYiwHV4y QMUL School of Law Hub for Professional Practice Queen Mary University of London PSFI #leadership #partners #careerdevelopment #law #legalcareers #careertransitions #leadershipcoaching #leadership #partners #careerdevelopment #law #legalcareers #careertransitions #leadershipcoaching
BOOK LAUNCH: “Managing Your Leadership Career in Law: A Partner’s Guide"
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✨ Welcoming Our 2024-25 qLegal Cohort! ✨ We’re delighted to introduce our new group of qLegal students. These past few weeks, we’ve been focused on recruiting and preparing them for an exciting year ahead. 🎯 This year, shortlisted students took part in our first-ever ‘assessment day,’ an in-person event featuring teamwork exercises that mirrored real law firm practices. The exercises were designed to best prepare students for the professional steps ahead, as well as allow for qLegal staff to assess their suitability to join qLegal. After the assessment, selected students attended accelerator days the following Saturday that introduced them to their respective programmes. 🥇 In addition to our core training, we’re equipping qLegal students with essential skills for the future of the legal profession. With advanced training on giving and receiving feedback, teamwork, emotional intelligence, interdisciplinary collaboration, critical thinking, and ethical considerations, they are ready for an AI-driven world. This knowledge serves as a foundation for the work they will do in one of our three programmes: Future of Law, Legal Advisory, or Externships. 🎉 A special thanks to our qLegal alumni and volunteers, Özlem Çorapçıoğlu, Huishan Chen and Xiaoyang Tong, for their invaluable support in making these training days a success! Stay tuned for more updates and success stories from qLegal! QMUL School of Law / qLegal #law #students #welcome #future #innovation #entrepreneurship
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💡One of the key features of every successful candidate in getting TCs is getting familiar with politics and the current economic climate. All students part of the QMUL School of Law and Queen Mary University of London can make a registered Financial Times account and access what is happening in the UK, regarding Companies, Politics and the Economy, as well as various other important issues at the moment. 🤔Have a quick read of our First Year Rep’s small post, on some questions arising with Trump’s presidential win, and sign up to FT today to stay up to date!
First Year LLB Law Student at Queen Mary University of London | Aspiring Solicitor ⚖️
🇺🇸Ex-President Trump is now officially projected to be the 47th President of the United States of America. Why is this important? As of this morning, the Dollar has soared, with the Bitcoin reaching an all-time high. Most markets are betting highly on Trump’s presidency and as such will have a massive effect on the rest of the world. Trump has been outspoken about setting higher tariffs, which may have a huge impact on investment into the US, with many companies opting to shift their operations into the States. On the other hand these tariffs may increase prices, force other countries to retaliate, similarly to how the EU retaliated by imposing tariffs on $3 billion US exports when Trump was last president, and, importantly to UK students, may have a MASSIVE impact on the UK economy. There is a great fear that these tariffs may push up the costs of imports. On top of this, with China likely experiencing a drop in exports to the US, UK may have to impose tariffs on China to prevent dumping of goods that would have been exported into the US. Lastly, Trump’s stance on diplomacy and his position with the War in Ukraine, may considerably change the way the UK government spends money, once again impacting markets. 💡Overall, I highly recommend students, graduates, and all interested in the UK to keep an eye out on Trump’s presidency and the US economy, as there may truly be a large impact on the UK and the work we see ourselves doing in the future. EDIT: Donald Trump is officially elected president. What are your thoughts? Personally, I am quite excited to see how this turns out for UK and EU markets! Let’s hope for the best🙏 #USPresidentialElections2024 #Trump2024 #UKEconomy #UKCompanies #LawStudents
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🎙 New Episode Alert on the *Yours Lawfully* Podcast! 🎙 ❓ In today's episode, we dive into the rapidly evolving world of music copyright and AI with international copyright expert Mr. Florian Koempel. Together with hosts Aishwarya Girinarayanan, Vishruthi Karthi, and Federica Monteleone, we unpack the pressing question: *Can music generated by AI be copyrighted—and if so, who really owns it?* 🎶 With real-world cases like Ed Sheeran’s IP battles, Taylor Swift's re-recording journey, and Ava Max’s use of sampling, we examine how the legal landscape is adapting to innovations like AI and digital sampling in the music industry. 🎧 Listen now, and share your perspectives with us in the comments below. This episode is brought to you in collaboration with the TMT Institute at QMUL School of Law. #FutureOfLaw #MusicIndustry #CopyrightLaw #AIinMusic #IntellectualProperty #MusicTech #LegalInnovation #YoursLawfully
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Join us for two upcoming events in early November! 🍂 The Dialectics of Democracy: Towards a Socialist Constitutionalism The Centre for Law and Society in a Global Context's Law and Marxism's book series presents a discussion of Dimitrios Kivotidis' new book, 'The Dialectics of Democracy: Towards a Socialist Constitutionalism'. 🗓️ Wednesday 6th November 🕔️ 4pm - 6pm 📍 Room 313, Third Floor, School of Law, Queen Mary University of London Critical Legal Talks: "Of Law and World" This event is part of the ‘Critical Legal Talks Series’, an international collaboration between the QMUL Law Department, the IHSS, CEILA, and the Group of Critical Studies in Politics, Law and Society (PoDeS) at the University of Buenos Aires. The series attempts to problematise the law and legal institutions from a critical and interdisciplinary perspective and provide a platform for discussion around global (in)justice for researchers aiming to bridge the Global North/South divide. 🗓️ Monday 11th November 🕔️ 4pm - 5pm 📍 Online Register here: https://lnkd.in/ekvwXw3f
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