Summer of Law
Build your understanding of legal skills and knowledge and discover our distinctive, critical approach to teaching law.
Dr. Giacomo Fusco and Dr Tom Frost examine the role of emergency laws in times of crisis.
Kent Law Clinic Solicitors explore law in action by considering the case work of the Clinic, the skills developed by our students and how they connect to the rest of their studies.
Think a legal career means choosing between corporate, crime, or conveyancing? Think again.
Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming legal practice and education.
Explore the operation of colonial corporations, and how the UK's involvement in the slave trade has continued to shape the country's laws well into the 21st century.
Is it necessary to control our borders, or just more evidence that in Britain, after 14 years of Austerity, ‘everything’s broken’? How did we get here? Is there a better way?
Our Clinic Solicitors explore law in action by considering the case work of the Clinic, the skills developed by our students and how they connect to the rest of their studies.
Dr Allison Holmes and Dr Antonia Porter consider Law in our hands by thinking about the role of jurors in criminal trials.
Dr Carin Tunaker and Vivien Gambling explore Law in the making with a spotlight on homelessness.
Graham Tegg, Vivien Gambling and Phillipa Bruce explore Law in action by considering the case work of the Clinic.
Professor Alain Pottage and Dr Jose Bellido introduce you to foundational principles and topical examples of intellectual property law.
Dr Marie Kerin and Lucinda Griffiths take you through the case of the ‘Washington Torture Lawyers’, asking ourselves – can torture ever be justified?
Human rights experts and academics Sian Lewis and Mohammad Nayyeri ask whether we have a right to protest?
Sheona York, immigration solicitor at the Kent Law Clinic, asks whether Britain welcomes refugees?