Law Research Centre

Description

The Law Research Centre is a vibrant, inclusive community that nurtures high-quality research by experienced, emerging, and new legal researchers. Its members have made significant contributions in legal literature, with their works cited in Parliament, referenced by the Government for policy decisions, and approved by the Supreme Court.

The Centre's research, ongoing since 1992, consistently enhances its reputation. Its vision is to convert the "University of Opportunity" into a "Global University of Positive Outcomes, Influence, and Impact", thereby boosting the effects and recognition of its research on student experiences, clients, and stakeholders, including professional and governmental bodies at local, regional, national, and global levels.

The Centre, part of the Law School under the Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences, welcomes all who seek knowledge in diverse areas of law. It aims to integrate staff research interests into a broad array of modules reflecting staff expertise.

The Centre specialises in two areas: Commercial Law (focusing on arbitration law, corporate law, financial services law and crime, capital markets law, employment law, insolvency law, and intellectual property law) and Criminal Justice (covering historical and current aspects of criminal justice and human rights in both national and international contexts).

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

1992

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University of Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton