Professor and Dean of the School, Andrew Murray, will give guidance on the use of Generative AI during your degree and the permitted tools. Location: Marshall Building, 1.10 Please note capacity is limited: first come, first served.
This event will focus on the current situation concerning the Palestinians’ right to education, and will ask probing questions about the consequences for academic freedom in the UK and elsewhere.
Speaker: Ms Al-Botmeh
This series aims to assist students who wish to pursue careers in international arbitration. It complements academic study of the field by explaining knowledge of strategic considerations derived from years of experience in the field. Topics include arbitrator selection, arbitral procedure, cross-examination, recognition and enforcement of awards, and third-party funding.
Across two sessions, we will hear from experts on the cultural significance of rap music and the issues and implications of prosecuting rap, including: colonial legacies in the criminalisation of drill music; use of drill music in ‘joint enterprise’ trials and to construct gang narratives; the need to instruct expert witnesses; Criminal Behaviour Orders to restrict the creation of music; and the implications for freedom of expression.
Speakers: Adèle Oliver, Eithne Quinn, Russell Fraser, Danielle Manson & Owen Greenhall
Join the LSE Law Review in cooperation with the LSE Law School on Wednesday, 11 October at 2 pm to learn about what makes a good legal essay. Together with our distinguished panel of speakers the event will explore how to craft a strong argument and develop it into your full piece.
Building on session 2 (6 December), this session we will highlight key issues regulatory practitioner would be expected to advise upon, including considerations relating to licencing, AML/CFT, consumer protection, client asset protection, and operational resilience.
