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Have your say on the study spaces you use and help shape their future design.
By entering there's a chance you might win a cash prize too.......

💷 Would you like a chance to win a share of £500? 💷

Where do you like to study on campus?
Where do you feel inspired, or are there places where you feel unmotivated?

Tell us about your experience of the campus’ teaching, studying and social spaces, and help us create better facilities that work best for you. If you share your ideas in the Design Your Campus online survey and you can enter a draw to win a share of a £500 prize pool.

The survey shouldn't take longer than 10 minutes. There are four cash prizes of £125 up for grabs, and we’ll use the findings from the survey to develop future campus projects.

👉 www.research.net/r/DesignYourCampus 👈

🤩🥳🎉Congratulations to our University of Exeter Law School students who were placed third in the........

DIFC International Moot of the Digital Economy Court

held online this weekend.

To discover similar events you can get involved in, look in the Law School Student Bulletin Opportunities section.

Opportunities Nov 2022 > Exeter Law School Bulletin Are you interested in a career in politics, diplomacy or the civil service? Join us for a short talk from Simon Budden (Department for Transport, formerly European Parliament) about the Brunat Scholarships Fund, which provides scholarships to UK-based applicants to study Masters degrees at the Co...

Don't forget the deadline is looming for our poster competition to mark International Human Rights Day. The winner will receive £50.

It is a chance to be creative, express your appreciation of the importance of universal human rights and share your vision with the world. (Deadline to enter 5 December)

Posters can be about any aspect of human rights, including universal human rights in general, a specific human right, a particular current issue, or a key person or institution involved in the development of human rights.

Get more information from the Exeter Law School website: https://law.exeter.ac.uk/newsandevents/news/articles/humanrightsanddemocracyfor.php

Congratulations to Dr Lívia Regina Batista, Tiago de Melo Cartaxo and Dr David Monciardini on their successful funding application.

Brilliant that their joint Arca work on and the social aspects of the provided inspiration for the project.



Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy University of Exeter Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Exeter Law School University of Exeter Business School University of Exeter Cornwall

Wednesday, 30 November 2022 10:00am - 11:15am GMT
Hear from a panel of alumni who discuss what you need to know about an International Legal Career.

This online event features
Kelly Wong: Legal Executive at Securities and Futures Commission (Enforcement)
Kelly graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2020. After 6 years of studying in England, she has now returned to work in her home country as a Legal Executive in Hong Kong.

Duncan Gorst: Senior Associate at Osborne Clarke
Duncan is an English-qualified solicitor and senior associate at the law firm Osborne Clarke. He is originally from Devon in the UK but currently lives and works in Munich, Germany where he specialises in international arbitration. He graduated from the University of Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2012.

Luke Parry: Legal Director (Global Licensing) at Adidas
Luke graduated from Exeter with an LLB in Law in 2011. He is an English-qualified solicitor working in-house as Legal Director at Adidas in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, focusing on global licensing matters. Sandwiched between his time at Adidas, he has also held legal roles in Amsterdam/Copenhagen based start-up/scale-up companies (Bird Rides and Podimo).

Gede Aditya Pratama: Lecturer at Universitas Bhayangkara and Managing Partner at Gede Aditya & Partners.
Gede is based in Jakarta, Indonesia and studied an LLM In International Commercial Law at University of Exeter, graduating in 2017.

For this session, you will not need to put your microphones / cameras on unless you wish to ask questions in the Q and A after panellists have spoken.
Please email [email protected] (Rachel Gaunt) should you have any questions about this event.

In the run up to International Human Rights Day on 10 December the Law School is running a poster competition open to all Law students.
It is a chance to be creative, express your appreciation of the importance of universal human rights and share your vision with the world. (Deadline to enter 5 December)
Posters can be about any aspect of human rights, including universal human rights in general, a specific human right, a particular current issue, or a key person or institution involved in the development of human rights.
Get more information from the news section of the Exeter Law School website: law.exeter.ac.uk/newsandevents/news/

Study Zone Study Skills Drop-ins:
Amory Foyer
Every Tuesday 2:00-3.30pm until Tuesday 13th December

Come along and chat with a Study Skills Adviser who can offer advice and guidance on a number of study-related areas such as:

* Academic writing
* Time management
* Revision and exams strategies

No need to book, just drop in with your questions or your work. The focus for Tuesday 22nd November is criticality and academic reading.

Here's an invite from our friends at The European Law Students' Association (ELSA Exeter)

Join us for a panel event on the topic of non-linear success at law school! Guest speakers include Dr Ben Hudson and Emma Cross, barrister at Magdalen Chambers and Exeter Alumni.

They will be giving details on what has shaped their personal legal careers, and their advice to students.

The event will end with a Q&A which gives students interested in a legal career a further valuable insight into that path.

We are absolutely delighted to be offering such a rare opportunity and- don’t miss it! No tickets required.

A great opportunity this week to meet over 50 exhibitors offering training contracts, vacation schemes and plenty of sound career advice.
The Law Careers Fair 2022 sponsored by Michelmores LLP provides a fantastic opportunity to meet over 50 exhibitors offering training contracts, vacation schemes, postgraduate study and advice on pursuing a legal career.
You can expect to see a mix of international, national and local law firms, barristers' chambers, as well as those offering further study and training opportunities.
All University of Exeter students are welcome regardless of year of study, subject or campus. Our fair is also open to Exeter graduates.
There is no need to book, just turn up! And remember to bring your University ID card.

Weekend listening: 🎧
Let us take you on a journey to Jersey 🌤 and get inspiration for your legal career with the latest episode of the Careerzone Law mini series podcast.

‎Career Zone Podcast: In Conversation with Maples Group: City Experience, Island Lifestyle on Apple Podcasts ‎Show Career Zone Podcast, Ep In Conversation with Maples Group: City Experience, Island Lifestyle - 8 Nov 2022

A lively discussion at the Exeter Law Coffee Club. this week. Our conversation about social media raised some interesting legal and regulatory issues.
We'd love to see you at our next event 😀