Research
NLS has an internationally recognised research culture, with 60% of its research being judged to be of international standard in the recent RAE. Its research community:
- includes leading researchers in their fields with global links
- engages in cross-institutional / interdisciplinary research
- adopts diverse methodologies, including doctrinal and empirical research
- has expertise in: business and insolvency law, legal education, conflict rights and criminal justice, intellectual property, health law.
Research centres
- Research Centre for Business and Insolvency Law
- Research Centre for Conflict Rights and Justice
- Research Centre for Legal Education
NTU Graduate School
Our Graduate School provides students and supervisors with expert guidance for all aspects of their research.
Research News
In his capacity as Senior Consultant for the Debt Resolution & Business Exit Team (IFC / World Bank), Professor David Burdette is currently involved in insolvency law projects in Eastern Europe and Africa. The projects range from providing diagnostic analysis on specific insolvency systems, to providing technical assistance on specific insolvency law reform programmes.
Nottingham Law School’s Centre for Business and Insolvency Law will be hosting its annual International Insolvency Law Conference in 2013. Details to be made available soon.
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