News from the Law School
Exclusive look inside Law Without Walls
Buckingham Law School hosted the Law Without Walls event last weekend, bringing together academics, students, lawyers and more.
School of Law hosts Women’s Parliament
Students and staff from The University of Buckingham’s School of Law hosted a Women’s Parliament in the Moot Court.
Buckingham’s new Moot Room holds inaugural mock trial
Buckingham's Law School hosted their inaugural mock Crown Court trial in the newly commissioned Moot Room.
School of Law competes at the prestigious Telders International Law Moot Court Competition
A team of undergraduate students from Buckingham’s Law School competed in the International Semi-Final of the 47th Telders International Law Moot Court Competition, held at Leiden University in The Hague.
The University of Buckingham Law Fair 2024
The Law School hosts the Buckingham Law Fair in May 2024.
Masterclass Law Lecture: Law & Justice in the World of Sport – The Hon Michael Beloff KC
The Hon. Michael Beloff KC was hosted at the Vinson Centre for his annual Masterclass Lecture: "Law & Justice in the World of Sport".
New partnership with Stowe Family Law’s High Wycombe office
The University of Buckingham Law School announces valuable partnership with Stowe Family Law’s High Wycombe office.
LawFest offers a flying start for legal eagles
Buckingham Law School will be hosting LawFest 2023, providing valuable insights into various legal career paths and first-hand insight into the life of a lawyer.
Buckingham alumni becomes Nigeria’s Culture Minister
Hannatu Musawa, a former University of Buckingham law student, has been appointed as Nigeria’s minister of art, culture and the creative economy.
Neya Kalu named one of the most powerful women in Nigerian journalism
Congratulations to our esteemed University of Buckingham alumna, Neya Kalu who was recently named one of the most powerful women in Nigerian journalism. Women in Journalism Africa (WiJAfrica) named Kalu 20th in the list of the 25 Most Powerful Women…