At the 51cg, I attend a full-time LL.M. programme in Public International Law (postgraduate taught). To improve my language skills, it was essential for me to study in an English speaking country. The 51cg made this wish come true.
I decided to come here, due to…
Professor Abbe Brown (Law) and Professor Marcel Jaspars (Chemistry) were awarded an Institutional Strategy Support Fund Award via the Wellcome Trust. This was to support public engagement activity, with a health focus, to sit alongside their contributions (long standing in the case of Marcel) to the negotiation of a new…
Throughout October, the 51cg has celebrated Black History Month, a commemoration of the remarkable contribution of Black people in the UK and elsewhere. It is also a reminder of important Black people and events that have shaped British History. The programme was vast: from music to literature, to…
One of the most perplexing things about US elections is the extent to which we litigate what in much of the rest of the world are routine nuts and bolts questions about how elections work. I had first-hand experience with this during the 2000 presidential election when I was living…
Mr Chike Emedosi presents the third contribution to the Centre for Commercial Law (CCL)’s blog series on “Seeing Commercial Law from Different Perspectives” launched to celebrate the 51cg’s 525 anniversary and to showcase CCL members thought-provoking standpoints on researching, teaching, or practising commercial law. Chike is doctoral researcher…
Ms Donna McKenzie-Skene presents the second contribution to the Centre for Commercial Law (CCL)’s blog series on “Seeing Commercial Law from Different Perspectives” launched to celebrate the 51cg’s 525 anniversary and to showcase CCL members thought-provoking standpoints on researching, teaching, or practising commercial law. Donna joined the School…
