Tag: Students
Two thirds of undergrads think tutors should stop picking on students for answers when teaching ‘hard subjects’ like rape
Exclusive research: But lawyers disagree
Forty STEM students headed to Reed Smith’s Innovation Hub to tackle a data problem
This is what we learnt from observing them
How competing in the Grand Prix Challenge can be a speedier route to a training contract
Applications for Norton Rose Fulbright’s competition are now open
The lawyers at the frontline of AI, fintech and drones
Look beyond the hype and there is potential for real change, say Osborne Clarke experts
Almost half of law students want trigger warnings before being taught ‘hard subjects’ like rape
Exclusive research: Forewarned is forearmed, say 48% of undergrads
Lawyers’ anger as students told they can’t make notes during court visits
Lecturers complain to courts amid claims one student even had their notebook confiscated
Event: The skills future lawyers need for the new digital world — with RPC, Google and Uber
Apply to attend the final Commercial Awareness Question Time of 2017
Kent Uni law student calls on property know-how to secure £4,000 compensation for homeless family
Maidstone Council told to apologise
Herbert Smith Freehills trainees reveal how they are engaging with lawtech
As firm’s director of knowledge and learning emphasises importance of client facing skills
Survey: How should law academics teach rape, war crimes and other ‘hard subjects’?
Value of trigger warnings and ‘cold calling’ under spotlight
Doing a training contract at a magic circle firm doesn’t mean giving up your passions
Samara Lawrence balances her love of sport with her third seat at Linklaters
From rape law to war crimes: The hardest part of ‘hard subjects’ is teaching them
Academics and students grapple with trigger warnings and ‘cold calling’
How I became a fintech lawyer
Clifford Chance’s Peter Chapman was tempted by litigation, but the opportunity to work at the intersection of finance and technology was too good to miss
The winner of the Cambridge ‘best bum’ competition is a law student — again
Do lawyers have the best bums?
Law’s gender pay gap is worse than any other degree’s
Recent graduates’ salaries far more equal in architecture, engineering and computer science
Turning lawyers into innovators
Dentons’ pioneering Nextlaw Labs venture is having a radical effect -- and creating opportunities for future lawyers
Don’t pay for training contract advice, Junior Lawyers Division urges
Exclusive: Is it ‘exploitative’, or a case of 'nothing is free'?
11 things you’ll only understand if you study law at the University of Oxford
Are you your college’s textbook snake?
Why City law firms need more STEM graduates
Proficiency with data to become ever more important for junior lawyers, says Reed Smith Innovation Manager Alex Smith
Two-thirds of recent law graduates earn under £20k
But education add-ons could see lawyer salaries rocket
What it’s like to do a secondment with Goldman Sachs as a trainee solicitor
Berwin Leighton Paisner’s Pragesh Sivaguru tells Legal Cheek Careers about an “inspiring and encouraging” third seat of his training contract