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Manchester is only the beginning. Our alumni share their experiences and what they have achieved since graduating.
New guidance protecting vulnerable people online has been published thanks to School of Law students.
Law students working at the University of Manchester's Legal Advice Centre have played a crucial role in creating new guidance to ensure safe internet usage for more vulnerable individuals.
Equality, diversity, inclusivity and human rights were order of the day at the Annual Pankhurst Lecture 2019.
The first-ever conference for the Innovation of Justice campaign has been hosted by The University of Manchester's School of Law.
Improvements to companies' anti-bribery and corruption strategies are still needed, according to the 2018 Global White Collar Crime Survey launched by The University of Manchester and global law firm White & Case LLP.
We are more than the sum of our parts, addressing the social and legal problems of communities all over the world, and influencing change.
Having dedicated research centres allows us to ensure our research is focused and makes an impact on the real world.
Focusing on a number of specialist research fields influences change and allows us to play a role in cross-disciplinary collaborations.
Our specialist medical and legal ethics CPD courses have been designed by experts to help support professionals working in this high-accountability field.
Engaging with communities, the environment and engendering a sense of social responsibility in all graduates is a priority for us. Learn how we are driving changes.
A valuable training ground for our students, and an important resource for our community, explore how our Legal Advice Centre works and who it is for.
During times of non-international armed conflict, people often have no access to fair and unbiased justice systems.
Dr Dimitrios Doukas, Reader in EU Law, and his team look at the legal implications and practicalities of leaving the EU.
Young people are often at the forefront of social, cultural and political change.