The University of Law Podcast
The University of Law Podcast features interviews and discussions on a range of topics with lecturers, students, alumni and special guests. It covers legal education, career insights, and university life. The podcast is produced by The University of Law, a UK-based institution.
Episodes
Let's Talk Money
Let's Talk Money is the ultimate guide for managing your finances before, during, and after university. Join Vivi Friedgut (Founder and CEO of Blackbullion) and Rowan Artingstoll (Student and Money Mentor) as they break down everything you need to know to take total control of your money.This episode combines three key areas: Money Management, Budgeting 101 and Future Ready Finances. Whether
Inside the Case: "The Cromwell Street Murders" - Sir Brian Leveson
In this episode of our Inside the Case podcast series, Sir Brian Leveson reflects on leading the prosecution in the 1995 trial of serial killer Rosemary West, a case he describes as being "seared in my memory" as it was "not only legally difficult, but factually compelling". During the episode, Sir Brian also warns the criminal justice system risks grinding to a halt without ra
Inside the Case: "The Black Cab Rapist" - Harriet Wistrich
In this episode of our "Inside the Case" podcast series, we dive deep into complex investigation of John Worboys, one of the UK’s most notorious serial sex offenders.Harriet Wistrich, the legal force who championed the victims of this serial sex offender, reflects on the initial failures in the case. She details how she pioneered a groundbreaking legal strategy using the Human Rights Act
Inside the Case: Brexit: The Constitutional Crisis - Lord Pannick KC
In this episode of our "Inside the Case" podcast series, we speak with Lord David Pannick KC, the barrister who led the landmark constitutional challenges arising from Brexit and helped define the limits of executive power in the UK.Lord Pannick reflects on the historic Supreme Court cases known as Miller 1 and Miller 2, explaining how they reshaped the balance between government, Parlia
Set for Success: Lesley Kenny
In this episode, Alumni Manager Nic Ashton sits down with Lesley Kenny, a The University of Law alumna, who has built a global career in ethics and compliance, working across the UK and the United States.Lesley reflects on her journey from early roles in the civil service and the Serious Fraud Office to leading ethics programmes in international organisations. She shares insights into working acro
Inside the Case: "A right to die?" - Paul Bowen KC
In this episode of our “Inside the Case” podcast series we speak with Paul Bowen KC, a leading practitioner in public and human rights law who acted for Tony Nicklinson in his right-to-die case and landmark legal battle. Paul discusses how he brought about the case, the challenges it faced through different levels of court and how he continued to act for Tony’s widow Jane after his passing in one
Set for Success: Martin Spiller
In this episode, Alumni Manager Nic Ashton is joined by Martin Spiller. Martin is a Chartered Accountant and non-practising barrister whose career has spanned corporate finance, entrepreneurship and early-stage investing.Martin discusses what shaping long-term success looks like, as well as how he supports growing businesses, builds credibility as a trusted financial voice and uses initiatives lik
Set for Success: Paul Loynes, Lemox Consulting
In this episode, Alumni Manager Nic Ashton is joined by Paul Loynes. Paul trained at Clifford Chance, worked as a partner at a major US law firm and now runs his own consultancy - Lemox Consulting.Paul shares insights from his varied career and reflects on the importance of mentoring. Drawing on his pro bono and mentoring experiences with our students in the pro bono advice clinics, he offers advi
Inside the Case: "The Wimbledon Common Murder" - William Clegg KC
The second episode in our “Inside the Case” podcast series features an interview with William Clegg KC, a celebrated criminal defence Barrister who successfully defended Colin Stagg, the suspect in the 1994 trial for the murder of young mother Rachel Nickell out on Wimbledon Common.Mr Clegg recounts the unprecedented police tactics of entrapment which led to Colin Stagg being charged, and how a la
Set for Success: Baljinder Singh Atwal, West Midlands Police
In this episode, Alumni Manager Nic Ashton is joined by Baljinder Singh Atwal, Senior Commercial Lawyer with West Midlands Police, and Chair of Birmingham Law Society In-House Committee. Baljinder discusses his choice to move to West Midlands Police making the move In-house and the work that he does with the Birmingham Law Society raising awareness of the opportunity and variety of working in-hous
Future Pupils: A Pupillage Journey
In this episode, Jo Lunnon is joined by Myria Anthony, who recently made the transition from the corporate sector to a career at the Bar. Bringing all the insights from her diverse professional background, Myria discusses the challenges of applying for pupillage, the role that networking played in shaping her journey and the strategies she used to prepare for applications and interviews.
Inside the Case: "In the blink of an eye" - Brian Altman KC
Trigger Warning: Please note the content does contain references to murder and abduction.This inaugural episode features an interview with Brian Altman KC, the barrister who led the prosecution of serial killer Levi Bellfield for the abduction and murder of 13-year-old Milly Dowler.In a candid and detailed discussion with journalist Frances Gibb, Altman describes the professional and emotional wei
How to make the most of your Placement Year
In this episode, placements manager Sally Docherty is joined by students Sidra Mann and Anmol Sidhu about their transformative placement experiences. They discuss the skills they developed, the challenges they faced, and the best advice for current students about to take on their placement year.
AI in Conversation - Episode 4 - Elle Farrell-Kingsley
In this podcast series our Head of Computer Science, Dr Paul Sant, is joined by a variety of guests within the technology sector to learn more about their journey and how AI is challenging the landscape in their industry.In this episode Elle Farrell-Kingsley, an AI ethics expert and youth policy advisor, shares her journey into the world of tech. She explains how she’s helping shape AI policy in t
AI in conversation - Episode 3 - Patrick Grant
In this podcast series our Head of Computer Science, Dr Paul Sant, is joined by a variety of guests within the technology sector to learn more about their journey and how AI is challenging the landscape in their industryIn this episode Patrick Grant, Associate Professor at The University of Law, talks about how he got into the legal technology and AI space and the work he is doing to help keep stu
The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice - Episode 6 - Alex Chalk KC
Alex Chalk KC was Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary in the last Conservative Government. He is now a partner with international law firm, Jones Day. In this wide-ranging interview with journalist Frances Gibb, Alex discusses his views on sentencing in the UK and the role of the independent Sentencing Council in advising judges, how he supports a “Singapore on Thames” approach to embrace free t
AI in conversation - Episode 2 - Henry Warner
In this podcast series our Head of Computer Science, Dr Paul Sant, is joined by a variety of guests within the technology sector to learn more about their journey and how AI is challenging the landscape in their industryIn this episode Henry Warner, Senior Legal Engineer at Juro, talks about how his carer path and the diversity within the industry and how legal technology is creating efficiencies
The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice - Episode 5 - David Gauke
David Gauke has held several key ministerial positions, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for justice, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, and Secretary of State for work and pensions. He has now been appointed by the Labour Government to recommend measures to tackle the prison crisis, with the final report due in May 2025.In this wide-ranging interview with journalist Frances Gibb, David discus
AI in conversation - Episode 1 - Hannah Claus
In this podcast series our Head of Computer Science, Dr Paul Sant, is joined by a variety of guests within the technology sector to learn more about their journey and how AI is challenging the landscape in their industry.In this episode Hannah Claus, an AI and robotics enthusiast, talks about the importance of making the sector more diverse, her work with the Ada Lovelace Institute and her aim to
The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice - Episode 4 - Sir Robert Buckland
Sir Robert Buckland, is a senior conservative politician and barrister. Under Boris Johnson he was made Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary, a role he held until 2021, and oversaw the criminal justice system during the Covid 19 pandemic. As a backbencher and minister, he favoured reforms such as increased prison sentences for grooming gangs and better protections for victims of crime. In this wi
The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice - Episode 3 - Jack Straw
Jack Straw was Home Secretary under Tony Blair from 1997 to 2001; Foreign Secretary from 2001 to 2006 and then Justice Secretary/Lord Chancellor from 2007 to 2010 under Gordon Brown. The member of Parliament for Blackburn for 36 years until 2015, he was only one of three individuals to have served in Cabinet continuously during the Labour governments from 1979 to 2010.In this wide ranging intervie
Set For Success: Leah Vaghela, My Law Solicitors
In this episode, recent alumnus Ben Weisz is joined by Leah Vaghela, co-founder of My Law Solicitors and a specialist in employment law. Leah studied her LLB and LPC at the University.Leah discusses the reasons behind setting up her own firm, managing her career whilst raising children, and how sitting down for an extra hour with a client can sometimes be the answer to winning a case.
The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice - Episode 2 - Michael Gove
A senior politician and former Justice Secretary, Michael Gove, delivers a blistering attack on the whole criminal justice system as badly managed - from the police service through to the courts. Michael Gove's comments come in an interview on our new podcast series, “The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice” hosted by journalist Frances Gibb.It will examine the ancient post of Lord
24 Questions in 2024: With Dr Jonny Dudley, Lecturer in Psychology
In this episode, LLB student Alex Gill talks with Psychology lecturer Dr Jonny Dudley who shares his journey into the field of forensic psychology. Jonny shares insight into his previous studies and work within the prison system and what he learnt through the experience; explains what forensic psychology is all about; and the advice he would give students interested in studying psychology, the tra
The Lord Chancellors: Where Politics meets Justice - Episode 1 - Lord Falconer
When he was Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer was responsible for ushering in constitutional reforms that abolished the role of Lord Chancellor as head of the judiciary; set up a Supreme Court and a judicial appointments commission. The changes were hugely controversial at the time - not least because judges were not consulted on them in advance. Lord Falconer’s comments come in an interview on our n
SQE: Preparing for Exams with Andy Lee, LLM student
In this episode, LPC/SQE Programme & Student Lead, Elizabeth Farrell, is joined by LLM student Andy Lee who shares his experience of studying for the SQE 1 exam having passed with one of the highest scores. Andy discusses the structure of the exams, his preparation, what he learnt from the process and advice he would give to students beginning their SQE studies.
Dyslexia Awareness: with Andrew Grice
In celebration of Dyslexia Awareness Month, in this episode Student Learning Development Manager for neurodiversity, Ruth Le Duc, is joined by Senior Lecturer Andrew Grice, who shares his story to becoming an entrepreneur and lecturer, and provides some tips and key learning resources. Despite leaving school early and eventually getting a diagnosis for dyslexia when he was an adult, Andrew returne
24 Questions in 2024: With Susana Kyei, LLB Student
In this episode, Mental Health Advisor Jessica Massie is joined by LLB student Susana Kyei, who shares her experience as an international student. Despite initial nerves, Susana joined multiple societies and founded the Women in Suits Society, which celebrates women in law. Susana reflects on moving to a new country, managing her studies, making friends and why you should always go for it.
Future Solicitors: Qualifying Work Experience
In this episode, Head of Pro Bono Amanda Crutchley is joined by SQE student Andrew Lee to discuss obtaining qualifying work experience (QWE).Andrew and Amanda talk about what QWE entails and share advice and tips on securing work experience and what to expect when applying.
24 Questions in 2024: With Joy Elson, BPC student
In this episode, Clubs and Society coordinator Emily Lewis is joined by BPC student Joy Elson, who currently works as a Legally Qualified Disability Advocate for social enterprise, PIP Professionals. Joy shares her journey to studying law, achieving the Anthony Walker and CPS Scholarships, and how this inspired her to a career in law and promoting diversity and inclusion.
24 Questions in 2024: with Dr Paul Sant, Head of Computer Science
In this episode, LLB student Alex Gill, is joined by our Head of Computer Science, Dr Paul Sant, to discuss his role, his passion for computer science and the different career opportunities studying computer science can bring.
In Conversation with Zardine Collins from Sony Music Publishing
In this episode, Fintech Commercial Lawyer Shubby Osoba is joined by Zardine Collins, a Digital Business Affairs Manager for Sony Music Publishing. Zardine shares her journey to working at one of the biggest music publishers having studied the LPC at the University.
24 Questions in 2024: with Meg Kelly, LLM Legal Practice student
In this episode, Mental Health Advisor Jessica Massie, is joined by current LLM Legal Practice student Meg Kelly, to discuss her studies and journey into law to date and how she has become involved in the legal mentoring charity, Grow.
In conversation with: Zia Ullah from Eversheds Sutherland
In this episode Moorgate Campus Dean, Aruna Verma, is joined by Zia Ullah, Financial Crime Partner and Co-Global Head of the Corporate Crime & Investigations Group at corporate law firm, Eversheds Sutherland.They discuss his journey from being a student at The University of Law to becoming a Partner and what he learnt along the way.
24 Questions in 2024: with John Watkins, Director of Employability
In this episode, LLB student Alex Gills is joined by John Watkins, Director of Employability.John shares his advice for students starting out in their careers, the services and support the University's Employability Team offers, and what he would take with him to a desert island.
Set for Success: with Trevor Sterling, Moore Barlow
In this episode, PGDL student Ben Weisz is joined by Trevor Sterling, Senior Partner at law firm Moore Barlow, and Chair of their personal injury and clinical division. Trevor discusses his journey to law and becoming the first black Senior Partner at a top 100 law firm; the challenges he's faced and why doing a daily Rubik's cube is an essential everyday activity for him.
The Judges: Series Finale (live event recording)
Leading lawyers and former judges take part in a debate to discuss the main themes of our The Judges: Power, Politics and the People podcast series, which includes interviews with several former Lord Chief Justices and presidents of the Supreme Court. Featuring:Dame Elizabeth Gloster Lord Grabiner, KC The Rt Hon. The Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury Lord Falconer of ThorotonThe interview is conducted
24 Questions in 2024: with online LPC student Hannah Watts
In this episode, Emily Lewis is joined by LPC online student and mum of three, Hannah Watts. Hannah shares her experiences and tips around juggling work with studying and looking after her children, and what inspired her to go back into education to become a lawyer.
In conversation with Alex Fraser from Cancer Research UK
In this episode, Zoe Amar, alumna and founder of the social enterprise Zoe Amar Digital, is joined by Alex Fraser Legacy Management Specialist solicitor at Cancer Research UK. Alex discusses navigating charity legal work, her journey into her current role and what she has learnt through the process.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 10 - Lord Judge
This episode, the last in the series, is a tribute to Lord Judge, who was Lord Chief Justice from 2008 to 2013 and who died last November (2023). On retiring as Lord Chief Justice, he had become a leading figure in the House of Lords. Highly influential and respected as a legislator, he was a strong defender of the rule of law and independence of the judiciary. The interview is conducted by France
24 Questions in 2024: with Head of Student Support Services, Keith Houghton
In this episode, LLB student Alexander Gill is joined by Head of Student Support Services Keith Houghton to discuss wellbeing, access to support at the University, and why making time for hobbies outside of your studies is so important.
24 Questions in 2024: with Aruna Verma, Dean at Moorgate
In this episode, LLB student Alexander Gill is joined by Aruna Verma who is Dean at the University's Moorgate campus. Aruna answers 24 questions about what she enjoys about her role, her academic and professional experience which includes setting up the University's campus in Hong Kong, and offers some tips and advice for students.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 9 - Lord Burnett
Lord Burnett of Maldon has recently stepped down as Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales and head of the judiciary, after six years in post (2017-2023). He had carved out a career acting in public inquiries, which included the 1987 King’s Cross fire, the convictions of the Guildford Four and Maguire Seven, the 1997 Southall and 1999 Ladbroke Grove rail crashes, and the inquest into the deaths o
The benefits of studying online
In this episode, Online Programmes Director Navdeep Chouhan is joined by Lori Rockett the Programme and Student Lead at the university to discuss the benefits of online study. Lori shares what she has seen teaching online, why it is so helpful for students with other commitments to have the opportunity to study online and who studying online is for.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 8 - Lord Mackay of Clashfern
Lord Mackay of Clashfern is best known as having been Lord Chancellor for 10 years from 1987-97, in the governments of both Margaret Thatcher and John Major. An outsider to the English legal profession, he brought in some of its most far-reaching reforms, ending the Bar’s monopoly of advocacy in the higher courts and the solicitors’ monopoly of conveyancing. Lord Mackay has had a distinguished car
24 Questions in 2024: with Ben Weisz, PGDL student
In this episode, Emily Lewis our Clubs and Societies Coordinator, is joined by PGDL student Ben Weisz to discuss his journey to studying law part-time. Ben worked at the BBC as a Political Reporter for ten years, before deciding to have a career change into law. Ben shares how his previous career inspired him, the assets it gave him and managing working alongside his studies.
Discover Online Study: strategies to stay focused and maximise your experience
In our second episode of this series, Navdeep Chouhan, Online Programmes Director - Business School, is joined by business owner and online student Danielle Hubbard to discuss online studies.Danielle shares her journey to studying online at The University of Law, managing a business alongside her studies, and shares advice for those thinking about online study.ULaw Online is our dedicated online c
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 7 - Baroness Butler-Sloss
Baroness Butler-Sloss was appointed President of the High Court Family Division in 1999, the first woman to reach that level of the judiciary. She came into the public eye when, as a High Court judge, she was chosen to chair the Cleveland Child Abuse Inquiry. Her focus on the voice of child led to the central principle of the Children Act introduced in 1989. Among her key family rulings were that
24 Questions in 2024: with Amanda Crutchley, Head of Pro Bono
In the first episode of this new podcast series, LLB student Alex Gill speaks with Amanda Crutchley, Head of Pro Bono at the University, and asks her 24 questions to learn more about her role, her background and the opportunities pro bono work offers.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 6 - Lord Sumption
Lord Sumption is a former chief justice of the UK Supreme Court. He broke ground when he was appointed to that role in 2012, being the first appointment at the top of the judiciary to be made directly from the ranks of the practising Bar. As a barrister he carved out a highly successful career, with wide-ranging expertise spanning commercial law, constitutional law and human rights - and appearing
Future Solicitors: Interview Tips and Assessment Centres
In this episode, former LPC students Darren Broad and Chloe Orledge are joined again by Amanda Crutchley, Head of Pro-Bono at the University to discuss getting ready for interviews and assessment centres. Darren and Chloe share their advice, what to expect and how to manage nerves.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 5 - Lord Phillips
Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers is one of the most senior judicial figures in the land. He was Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales from 2005 to 2008, and went on to be the first president of the newly created UK Supreme Court in 2009. He has held all three highest posts in the judicial hierarchy.As Lord Chief Justice, he oversaw the modernisation of judges’ robes, including the abolition of w
All About Our Online Courses
In this episode, our Online Programmes Director Navdeep Chouhan is joined by recent graduate Kieran Collins, to discuss his experience of studying online with us. Kieran shares why he decided to study his LLB course online, his journey to graduating and the support he received throughout his studies at The University of Law.ULaw Online is our dedicated online campus bringing together a community
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 4 - Lord Thomas
**Trigger Warning** - This episode includes sensitive content that some people may find distressing. It is with reference to a case that Lord Thomas presided over (time code: 0:49:09). Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd was Lord Chief Justice from 2013 to 2017. In 2016 Lord Thomas found himself in the eye of the storm when he and fellow judges ruled that the Government needed the approval of Parliament befo
Future Solicitors: Vacation Schemes, Training Contracts and Qualifying Work Experience
In episode three of our Future Solicitor series, former LPC students Darren Broad and Chloe Orledge discuss their experience of vacations schemes. They are also joined by Amanda Crutchley, Head of Pro-Bono at the University, who provides tips and advice around Qualifying Work Experience under the SQE.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - Episode 3 - Lady Hale
Lady Hale, Baroness Hale of Richmond, was the judge who led the Supreme Court in its landmark ruling over the suspension of Parliament. In this episode she talks of being a “speccy swot”; how it felt as the lone woman at the top of judiciary; on relations and disagreements with her colleagues; and about the impact of Brexit on the power of the judiciary. The interview is conducted by Frances Gibb
Student Life: Employability Service
In this episode, Student Ambassador and LPC student Darren Broad speaks with Director of Employability John Watkins about how to set yourself up for a good future career. John shares his tips and advice on building a strong CV, completing applications and undertaking interviews, along with highlighting the employability support available to students.
Why study a Law Conversion Course? - Part 2
In this second episode of Why study a Law Conversion Course?, Future Pupil Amy Weir is joined by alumni Sophie Stevens to discuss their law conversion course experiences at The University of Law. Amy and Sophie explore why law conversion courses are a great alternative for those who didn't study the LLB, sharing their journeys to the bar and what they learnt from the process.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People – Episode 2 – Lord Neuberger
Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, who is Chancellor of The University of Law, has reached the heights of the judicial system, first sitting as a law lord and later in the Supreme Court, becoming its president in 2012. He was also Master of the Rolls, head of the civil justice system, and his rise to the Court of Appeal and then to the House of Lords is one of the quickest in recent times. In this epi
Future Solicitors: Researching law firms
In this episode, students Darren Broad and Chloe Orledge discuss researching law firms and thinking about what law firms you want to apply to, sharing their advice and reflecting on their own journeys to becoming solicitors.
Student Life: study skills and finding the motivation to study
In this episode, LPC student Darren Broad is joined by Study Skills Advisor Helen Coleman who shares her top study tips, finding the motivation to study and more.
The Judges: Power, Politics and the People – Episode 1 – Lord Woolf
Lord Woolf has held the most senior judicial posts in both the criminal and civil justice systems. He served as a law lord in the country’s highest court; as Master of the Rolls - the most senior civil judge in England and Wales - and then from 2000 for five years as Lord Chief Justice, the highest job in the judicial hierarchy.In this episode, he talks about his time in office, which coincided w
Future Solicitors: what to expect in your first year as a law student
In the first episode of our Solicitor Series, former students Darren Broad and Chloe Orledge discuss what students can prepare for in their first year of law.
Get Psyched: In conversation with Camellia Taylor
In this episode of our Psychology series, Head of Psychology, Julie Prescott is joined by Camellia Taylor, founder of The Garden Taylor. Camellia's career before becoming a garden and landscape designer was in psychology working with young people, and in speech and language therapy. Integrating psychology, Camellia uses this knowledge in creating her garden designs to share the importance of
Student Life: All about our Students' Union
In this episode of our Student Life series, Darren Broad is joined by Emily Lewis one of our Student Union Coordinators. Emily shares advice on how to join and start societies, the awards available and the events the SU put on throughout the year.
In conversation with Zoe Amar
In this episode, Senior Lecturer Ruth Ratter is joined by alumna Zoe Amar the founder of the social enterprise Zoe Amar Digital. Zoe's company help charities and non-profits to use digital more effectively to achieve their charity's purpose. Zoe shares with Ruth her journey to becoming an entrepreneur and what inspired her to follow a career in charity after studying law.
Future Pupils: Journey to The Bar
In the final episode of our Future Pupils series, future pupils on the employability team, Amy Weir and Evie Smith discuss their journey to the bar. Drawing on their own experiences, Amy and Evie share what they learned, the importance of hobbies and the challenges they faced and overcame.
Future Pupils: how to structure a good CV and cover letter
In this episode, Future pupils Amy Weir and Evie Smith on the employability team discuss writing a pupillage CV including how to structure it and what to include.
Student Life: Building resilience and independence at university
In this episode, LPC student, Darren Broad is joined by Mental Health Officer Jessica Massie to discuss building independence at university. Jessica discusses how students can make friends and seek support whilst studying.
Future Pupils: All About Mini-Pupillage
In this episode of our podcast, Future Pupils on the Employability Team Evie Smith and Queenet Awesu discuss mini-pupillage. Drawing on their own experiences Evie and Queenet share what they learnt, what to expect and how to prepare for mini-pupillage.
Policing: Training the next generation
In this episode, we are joined by Programme & Student Lead - Policing Programmes Jennifer Schmidt-Petersen and Policing Lecturer Ally White. Both Jennifer and Ally had careers working in the police force and share with us what they learnt and the different careers available after studying policing.
Student Life: Finance and Budgeting
In the first episode of our Student Life series, which is all about everything you need to know when starting university, Student Ambassador and LPC student Darren Broad speaks with Money and Housing Advisor Steve Eagle about budgeting for university, tips and tricks to save money and what financial support is available for students.
In conversation with Asylum Aid solicitor Charlotte Alderson
In this episode in support of Amnesty International Day University of Law student Jack Naylor is joined by children's solicitor and ULaw alumni Charlotte Alderson. Charlotte shares her experience working as a solicitor for Asylum Aid, her journey and what she has learnt.
Why Study a Law Conversion Course?
In this episode, Future Criminal Pupil, Amy Weir speaks with Family Law Solicitor, Rachel Jones about their University of Law conversion courses. Amy and Rachel discuss their experiences undertaking the GDL (now PGDL) conversion course and the journey to where they are now.
The Psychology Behind Mental Health and Digital Games
In this episode of our Psychology Behind series, Head of Psychology Dr Julie Prescot is joined by Dr Steven Barnes to discuss why digital games are important in learning and accessing help via digital games for therapeutic purposes.
In conversation with a Criminal Barrister
In this episode, Future Pupil Amy Weir is joined by Criminal Barrister Alexandra Kettle-Williams from 2 King's Bench Walk, to discuss her career, her journey to the bar and advice for starting pupillage.
Disability Support at University
In this episode, we speak with Jennifer Harley Project Manager of Disability and Improvement. We discuss inclusivity, digital accessibility and neurodiversity at University.
Future Pupils: All About Advocacy
In this episode, Future Pupil Amy Weir chats with BPC student and Head of the Advocacy Committee Georgie Dibbo about advocacy support, muting and the opportunities available at the University of Law.
Future Pupils: All About Pro Bono
In this episode, Future Pupils on the Employability Team, Evie Smith and Queenet Awesu discuss their Pro Bono work. They share what they have learnt through their pro bono work, how to apply and find work in different sectors including criminal and family law and how their experiences have inspired them.
Studying with Neurodiversity
In this episode, Mental Health Advisor Jessica Massie and Academic Advisor Ruth Arrowsmith-Crook discuss neurodiversity, including how to manage your studies, accessing support at the University and the strength you bring as a neurodivergent.
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