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'It offers a hands-on, practical view and experience of the sports law sector, preparing you for the realities of this world'

Conrad Gibbons, Senior Judicial Services Officer at The Football Association, shares his insights into studying LLM International Sports Law in Practice


Working Together - lawyers and social workers collaboration in child protection

Dan Fauset, Senior lecturer, Law and Criminology, and Ruth Bastin, Lecturer, Social Work, and Social Care and Community Studies, have collaborated to share their skills and knowledge with both Law and Social Work students


School of Law's Lawyer in London Provides Inspirational Insights

Final year Law and Law & Criminology students completed an unforgettable trip to London for the annual Lawyer in London field trip


Eco Cook Bag Recipe Booklet

Unlock the flavours of Lesotho with our latest FCDO funded project results and eco-cook bag Basotho recipe booklet


"I know that this course and the skills I developed during my studies played a huge part in helping me get to this point"

'I know that this course and the skills I developed during my studies played a huge part in helping me get to this point'


'The clinical nature of the course enhances your ability to act in the best interests of your client'

Mads B. Melskens Staberg, a lawyer based in Copenhagen, shared with us his thoughts on studying LLM International Sports Law in Practice at Sheffield Hallam University


Creating Stable Futures: Outcomes for Children affected by Trafficking 

This twelve month study seeks to identify ways that the current support system can be improved to ensure better short, medium and long-term outcomes for young people who have experienced human trafficking and/or exploitation


Early Intervention to Prevent Exploitation of Care Experienced Children: What Works and What is Needed?

A study examining early intervention to reduce the risk of exploitation among care experienced young people


SEEDS2 Evaluation

This report outlines the findings from an evaluation of the Skills for Effective Engagement, Development and Supervision2 (SEEDS2) training model rolled out by the Probation Service, written by Dr Jake Phillips, Sam Ainslie, Andrew Fowler, Dr Jennifer Rainbow and Dr Chalen Westaby


Leverhulme Trust Award to research Comparative Penal Supervision

This three-year project seeks to explore and generate knowledge about the experience of penal supervision across England, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Wales


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