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Dr Irene Couzigou speaks at UN Drugs & Crime Conference in Doha
Dr Couzigou recently participated in a conference hosted by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime in collaboration with Qatar University College of Law. The conference took place in Doha on 25th & 26th April 2018.
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Malcolm Combe involved in new report for Scottish Land Commission on how other countries manage land
Malcolm Combe from the University’s law school, and Professor Norman Hutchison from the Business School were both involved in the study, which was led by Dr Jayne Glass from the University of the Highlands and Islands. Find out more about their research and the reasons the SLC and Scottish Governement are...
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Law Scholarships open for applications
The Law School offers a range of scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate taught study. Applications are now open, with most closing on June 30th. Please see below for the list of scholarships available for September 2018 programmes.
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Professor John Paterson explores BREXIT and the UK political context
With one year to go until Brexit hear what Law School Prof John Paterson had to say about this and more at The West in 2020 debate at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington in November 2017.
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Dr. Andrew Simpson advises on draft bill at Holyrood on the Law of Prescription
Dr. Andrew Simpson was recently involved in a Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee meeting at Holyrood discussing the Scottish Law Commission's suggested revisions to the statutory regime of 1973 governing the law of Prescription.
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Applications open for The David Carey Miller Scholarship
The David Carey Miller Scholarship is now available for 2018/19 entry, with a closing date of 30 June 2018.
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University of Aberdeen Law School hosts BILETA Conference 2018
Today saw the start of the BILETA annual conference: Digital Futures: places and people, technology and data, held here at the University of Aberdeen's King's College Campus
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University of Aberdeen team through to European Final of Human Rights Moot in Strasbourg
Building on their previous experience at the competition, a group of Aberdeen Law and Legal Studies students have reached the final 20 in this renowned European Mooting competition, taking place in May.
