Due to the ongoing and evolving situation around coronavirus (COVID-19), we have decided to cancel the Alternative Career Routes into Law Fair due to take place on Wednesday 25th March.
Two second year Law students will be representing the School of Law and Politics at the national final of a Client Interviewing Competition after winning the regional heat this February.
A world authority on the archaeology of Northeast Africa has been named as the keynote speaker at an international conference taking place in Cardiff this year.
A new book on Law and Religion, which brings together ideas from History, Philosophy, Sociology, Theology and Comparative Studies, has been edited by two School of Law and Politics academics.
Are you thinking about returning to education after some time away? If you’re over 18 and have a keen interest in Welsh, UK and International politics our pathway to a degree in politics and international relations might be just what you’re looking for.
This July, Mark Hill, QC, Honorary Professor at Cardiff and a leading member of the Centre for Law and Religion at the School of Law and Politics, delivered the second in the series of Bekynton Lectures on Law and Religion at Wells Cathedral.
This June, Professor Norman Doe had a private meeting with The Most Revd Helga Haugland Byfuglien, Presiding Bishop of the Bishops' Conference of the Church of Norway.
