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5 days ago · 2009. 2008. Events. Past events. Videos and recordings. Critical Legal Talks series. Talk Series - Building Bridges: The Natural and Social Sciences on Decentering the Human. School of Law alumni series. Talk Series - Fundamental Rights for Non-Humans: Foundations, Faults, and Future.
4 days ago · Results from this year’s National Student Survey (NSS) have been published by the Office for Students. The results found that 86% of Students at The University of Warwick said they would recommend their University to future students – a 3.6% increase from 2023. The University of Warwick ranks in the top five in the Russell Group across all ...
4 days ago · The University of Warwick, United Kingdom, has awarded Bayelsa born, Cherish Daniel Markson, a first prize for her exceptional performance in the three-year BA (Hons) Law with Social Sciences degree program. Cherish, who graduated as the best law graduate at the University of Warwick, is the daughter of a former Commissioner for Information and Orientation […]
3 days ago · The post Nigerian Cherish Markson Named Best Law Graduate at University of Warwick, Receives First Prize Award appeared first on Arise News. 21-year-old Nigerian, Markson, is being feted for emerging as the best Law graduate at the University of Warwick.
2 days ago · Master Law Course Catalog *Please note that the courses listed may or may not be offered in 2024-2025; refer to the Course Information Spreadsheet for current offerings. 2024-2025 Course Information Session ; 2024-2025 Course Information Presentation Slides (PDF) Timetable tool; Degree Requirements
3 days ago · University Of Warwick (UK) Honours Nigerian Student Cherish Daniel Markson, For Outstanding Performance In Law Programme And A £250 Prize. The University of Warwick in the United Kingdom (UK) has awarded Cherish Daniel Markson, a Nigerian student, first prize for her exceptional performance in a three-year BA (Hons) law with social sciences degree programme.
5 days ago · The University of Warwick's plans for its science and engineering site were approved this week (on July 9). New buildings up to 35 metres high have got the go-ahead, while other blocks - some dating back to the 1960s - will be knocked down. More green space is planned for the precinct, which will also have "excess" car parking removed, plans say.
