Nottingham Law School
With over 50 years' experience supporting students, we are one of the UK's largest and most established law schools. Delivering first-class teaching, fantastic facilities and flexible courses, we support legal professionals at every stage of their careers.
We pride ourselves on our dynamic and personal Law School community, creating many fantastic opportunities for our students. The Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre, our unique and ground-breaking teaching law firm, provides a number of pro bono activities. Other school community activities include mooting, volunteering, work experience, overseas placements, summer schools, guest lectures, careers skills workshops, professional and networking lunches, prize giving ceremonies and much more.
Our courses are accredited or approved by a range of professional bodies, including the Solicitors Regulation Authority, Bar Standards Board, Intellectual Property Regulation Board and Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys, and our extensive links with the legal and other professions both at home and overseas, reflect and inform the design of our course portfolio and ensure that we continue to lead the way in legal education.
Latest News
Could Nottingham become a human rights city?
Mon 17 Jun 2019
Legal Advice Centre celebrates recovering over £3 million for its clients
Wed 12 Jun 2019
Push to reform Secured Transactions law following new ‘Code’ discussions
Thu 09 May 2019
Nottingham Law School hosts Legal Tech Insight Event with Freeths
Mon 01 Apr 2019
Nottingham’s ‘teaching law firm’ recoups more than £3m in benefits and compensation for local community
Wed 13 Mar 2019
NTU strengthens international legal education links with new Armenian partnership
Wed 30 Jan 2019
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Jun
Centre for Legal Education Conference 2020
Lecture Theatre 3, rooms NEWN31, NEWN32A, NEWN32B, Newton Building, Nottingham Trent University, City Campus, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, United Kingdom, NG1 4BU
21
Jan
Nottingham Law School, Law Fair 2020
Newton building, Main Entrance, Nottingham Trent University, City Campus, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, United Kingdom, NG1 4BU
16
Dec
Flashpoints: Human Rights, Law & Religion
Chaucer Building, Level 1, City campus, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 5LP
Our Research Groups and Centres
Centre for Legal Education
Centre for Legal Education
Nottingham Law School's Centre for Legal Education drives the Law School's excellence and innovation in academic and professional legal education.
Informing Dispute Resolution (Best) Practice in the Civil Justice and Insolvency Practitioner Fields
Researchers at NTU have influenced debate and impacted on practice in dispute resolution frameworks over a number of years.
Centre for Advocacy
Centre for Advocacy
The Centre for Advocacy builds upon Nottingham Law School's expertise in the design and delivery of advocacy training and aims to promote and develop the study of the practice and training of advocates.
Insolvency Law and Practice in Certain African States and the UK
Research by the Centre for Business and Insolvency Law is helping to increase investor confidence and economic stability through its influence on law-making in Africa and on legal practice in the UK.
Centre for Business and Insolvency Law
Centre for Business and Insolvency Law
The mission of the Centre is to pursue and encourage innovative scholarship and research in the fields of business and insolvency law, on both a national and international level.
Health Law and Ethics Group
Health Law and Ethics Group
The Group is led by Dr Austen Garwood-Gowers whose main areas of interest are medical use of the human body (especially organ transplantation but also medical research and bio-banking) and health related dignity and rights issues.
Our latest publications
What is entailed by a student-centred approach to legal education?
Evolutionary traditions and corporate law: the effectiveness and development of liquidation duty in China
Legal approaches to management of the risk of cloud computing insolvencies
'Complicitous and contestatory': a critical genre approach to reviewing legal education in the global, digital age
Japanese trade mark law and Benrishi: preparing for Tokyo 2020
Is the balance of power in UK insolvencies shifting?
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