Law

Research and Scholarship at The City Law School

City, University of London

Law

Location
London, United Kingdom
Funding
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Application deadline
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About the project

We conduct research that enriches understanding of law in society, tackles critical challenges in business practice and the professions, and advances justice and social reform.

Our Research Centres and Groups promote cutting-edge research to advance knowledge and bring value to society. Their members (including research students ) are grouped build our specialist areas of expertise.

Our Research Strategy gives us focus, and our policies and practice around integrity and ethics , mentoring, networking and collaborative working, grant capture and project management, and open discussion about our work produces a collegial space that fosters both the imagination and métier that underpin significant research.

Law Research Degree at City St George's

The PhD/MPhil programme at The City Law School offers you the opportunity to carry out legal research and to contribute to professional knowledge in this constantly evolving field.

  • Research Centres and Groups

Research Centres and Groups

  • Research Impact and Engagement

Research Impact and Engagement

  • City Law Forum

City Law Forum

  • Working paper series

Working paper series

  • Academic Visitor Programme

Academic Visitor Programme

  • Research Environment

Research Environment

  • Law at City St George's, University of London

Research areas

Law

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