New platform maps charity support for the Armed Forces community
Pioneering data platform maps where the Armed Forces community receive support from charities
The Law School has 10 research interest groups. These smaller, less formal groups adopt a multidisciplinary approach encompassing a range of emerging and topical themes. Groups are designed to bring researchers together in a focused way but the boundaries are also fluid to support cross-group collaborations.
Research interest groups cover a rich and interesting range of topical areas, from international human rights and mental health to the internet and fashion law. Our members undertake quality research, supervise PhD students and co-ordinate events in their areas of expertise. Find out more about our research interest groups below
CHINESE LAW, SOCIETY AND ECONOMY
EMPIRICAL LEGAL STUDIES RESEARCH
ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
FAMILY JUSTICE
FINANCIAL CRIME COMPLIANCE
GENDER, SEXUALITY AND LAW
INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
LAW AND HUMANITIES
MEDICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH
NORTHUMBRIA INTERNET AND SOCIETY
SCIENCE AND JUSTICE
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