Q&A with Student Skills Assistants on Take Home Exams
Preparation The end of year take home exams will differ from the coursework we complete throughout the year. Naturally, our preparation will reflect this and … Read More
International Women’s Day 2024
In recognition of International Women’s Day, LawPod is profiling some of the female academics from the School of Law who have made interesting episodes over … Read More
Ireland/Northern Ireland: Feminist Constitutional Futures
The Feminist Constitutional Futures Project (FemCon) is about imagining what a Feminist constitutional future could look like on the island of Ireland. The project embraces … Read More
From Ireland to Palestine
Two episodes from LawPod this week offer insightful explorations of the intersection between law and the world around us, drawing on two very different contexts. … Read More
Avoiding Origin Deprivation and Genetic Identity Losses Symposium on Adoption and Kinship Rights
In May 2023, Queen’s University Belfast School of Law hosted a 4-day international, hybrid, multi-disciplinary symposium, exploring the concept of origin deprivation as it relates to adoption and adoptees. Funded by a Global … Read More
The Law, Northern Ireland and The Good Friday Agreement
Members of Queen’s University School of Law have played crucial roles in the peace process, both during the negotiations leading up to the Good Friday … Read More
Podcasting as a tool for publicising academic research
Academia is rooted in the accumulation of knowledge through research and publications. With the advancements of the internet and digital forms of traditional media, this … Read More
Taking LawPod on Tour
The LawPod team is excited to launch a mini-series recorded at the European Society of Criminology (ESC) Conference in Malaga, Spain, in September 2022. In … Read More
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