The University of Aberdeen offers a unique opportunity as part of many of its postgraduate taught programmes in law to choose between a dissertation or Professional Skills course. But what is ‘Professional Skills’ and how do you choose which option to take?
Professional Skills is an intensive three week course…
This post is part of the AUCEL COP26 series
Renewable energy targets have been imposed in many forms worldwide, whether its through strict legislation or softer policy mechanisms. Regardless of the form they take in an individual State, the role of targets is to force government action by…
On behalf of the Aberdeen School of Law Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, we are delighted to share our next instalment of the Women in Law Conversation Series, an interview with Lady Dorrian. Lady Dorrian was installed as Lord Justice Clerk and President of the Second Division of the Inner House of…
*Risking to state what is already more than obvious* Climate change impacts the human rights of people and communities globally today and significantly threatens our collective ability to enjoy our human rights tomorrow.
Increasingly the connection between climate change and human rights is drawn by stakeholders and several…
This blog post is part of the AUCEL COP26 series
I was honoured to attend COP26 in week 2 as part of the University of Aberdeen delegation.
On the final day, I shared my thoughts “live” at 4pm while protestors walked by, as part of the Aberdeen…
