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The School of Law's ethos combines preeminent scholarship with a friendly, inclusive collegiality incorporating all students and staff into a single, cohesive intellectual community.
Alongside the broad range of research areas pursued by our staff, the school is home to six research centres and groups as well as respected journals such as the Human Rights Law Review and the Public Procurement Law Review. We welcome academic visitors and are proud of our well-established JC Smith Trust Fund Visiting Scholar scheme.
Our research centres and groups broadly focus on conflict, security, and terrorism; criminal law and criminal justice; human rights; and public procurement.
Dr Ozlem Ulgen is Associate Professor in Law specialising in the law, ethics and regulation of AI and robotics; moral and legal philosophy; and public international law.
As well as the School of Law's research centres and groups, our academics also focus on a number of research areas including the latest in Covid-19 research.
Research fellows
Covid-19 research
Research degrees
In the Research Excellence Framework 2021, 85% of our research was ranked as world-leading or internationally excellent.
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