Law and Technology Centre
Expertise in key domains such as IT law, e-commerce, IT law and public policy.
The Law School's international reputation has been enhanced through the work of a selection of research centres and institutes, each devoted to a particular specialism in law. In some cases we benefit from input from colleagues in other parts of the University. Similarly, individual staff from the School of Law may contribute to research centres elsewhere in the University or the wider scientific community.
Our centres and institutes run seminars throughout the academic year. To see the upcoming seminars available please visit the websites below.
Expertise in key domains such as IT law, e-commerce, IT law and public policy.
Gives focus to an existing interest in maritime and international trade law.
Research into regulations and policy in private and commercial law.
Provides a space to research structural, societal, legal and regulatory issues associated with gender discrimination in employment from a multi-disciplinary perspective.
Institution for Global Constitutionalism (GlobCon), an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal dedicated to global and transnational aspects of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law.
Members of the Law School also contribute to the Institute of Criminal Justice