Law Professor Nicholas Ryder has been awarded an 18K research grant from The Joffe Charitable Trust to continue his investigative work on money laundering and the risks posed to educational institutions and students in the UK.
Members of the public who need help with legal matters will now have access to free advice via a new pro bono scheme offered by the School of Law and Politics.
The Anglican team at the Centre for Law and Religion travelled to Rome this September to attend the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Colloquium of Anglican and Roman Catholic Canon Lawyers.
A School of Law and Politics student has won a medal at Wales’s largest celebration of culture, where he performed two politically charged monologues from the past and the present day.
A Cardiff law professor will be instrumental in developing a pioneering Judicial Science curriculum in Africa following funding from the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF).
While many schools embrace the downtime over the summer, the School of Law and Politics opened its doors this July to a group of American students, who travelled to Cardiff for a summer of study.
Research by a School of Law and Politics lecturer has been transformed into a cartoon as part of a project which aims to help engage the public in topical issues.
A Political Theorist from the School of Law and Politics has been elected as a Fellow to the Learned Society of Wales, which represents the best of Wales’ academic, cultural and civic life.
