News 2018
The Human Dimension of Brexit: Major legal action research clinic funded at York Law School
Posted on Thursday 8 November 2018
The new European Economic Area (EEA) Public Services Research Clinic, led by Professor Charlotte O’Brien and funded by the Economic and Social Research Council will be a nation-wide hub for the analysis of the Brexit transition on EEA nationals’ rights.
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders
Posted on Thursday 8 November 2018
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders benefits from contributions by York Law School staff.
Future trade with the EU: Mutual recognition
Posted on Wednesday 10 October 2018
This paper examines the different ways in which the term 'mutual recognition' is used in the context of the UK's future relationship with the EU.
York Law School student puts law into practice
Posted on Monday 30 July 2018
York Law School student Rachel Adam-Smith has successfully challenged funding cuts to her daughter’s education.
Public Law Project - challenge to Leeds City Council decision
Posted on Thursday 26 July 2018
With legal aid funding and the assistance of Public Law Project(PLP), YLS student has recently successfully challenged Leeds City Council
UK Foreign Affairs Select Committee publishes Chloë Gilgan’s written evidence
Posted on Thursday 5 July 2018
UK and R2P inquiry on the Responsibility to protect and humanitarian intervention is published
Law 5th in the UK in GUG rankings 2019
Posted on Tuesday 29 May 2018
York Law School holds its place in the top 10 UK Guardian University rankings.
Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES)
Posted on Thursday 17 May 2018
The PTES is organised by the University in collaboration with the Advance HE and runs every two years.
2018 Commonwealth Scholarships
Posted on Thursday 3 May 2018
Applications are now open for 2018 Commonwealth PhD Scholarships for citizens of high income Commonwealth countries.
Unity in Adversity shortlisted
Posted on Wednesday 18 April 2018
Dr Charlotte O’Brien’s book Unity in Adversity has been shortlisted for the Enthnography Award given by BBC Radio 4’s Thinking Allowed programme.
Research commissioned on property guardianship
Posted on Monday 5 March 2018
Professor Caroline Hunter and Jed Meers inform London Assembly Housing Committee’s inquiry.
Ward Hadaway joins forces with the University of York to mentor law students
Posted on Thursday 8 February 2018
Four new law undergraduates have been selected to take part in this year's mentoring scheme run by the Yorkshire team of Ward Hadaway and the University of York's Law School.