Meet Dr Ayesha Chowdhury, Lecturer in Law here at Salford Business School, and a keen academic who has spent years researching a series of complex legal fields, including Terrorism Law, Human Rights Law, and Legal Ethics and Concepts. Inspired by her family’s own passion for education, she decided early in her career to leave her prestigious Barrister role and pursue a role in academia.
Jack Ellerton Knowles, who this week graduates from the University of Salford with a first-class law degree, is celebrating more than just academic success, he has already secured a Trainee Solicitor role at commercial law firm, Brabners. His journey from being the first in his family to attend university to securing a future in law […]
At the recent Academic Practice and Technology Conference 2025, Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Law, Craig Smith, presented a case study that explored the integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in legal education.
Recently, Salford Business School Lecturer in Law, Dr Nicky Gillibrand, took part in the University Association of Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Graduate and Early Career Researcher Forum, hosted this year at Panteion University, Athens.
Artificial intelligence is fast becoming integral to legal and commercial practice, and Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Law, Craig Smith, has been at the centre of two high profile conversations this month.
Salford Business School Law students recently took part in the Judicial Work Shadowing Scheme with the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at Manchester Crown Court, taking another step closer to their dream careers.
Two Salford Business School Law students have received the Anthony Walker bursary. The bursary is a collaboration between the Anthony Walker Foundation, National Black Crown Prosecution Association (NBCPA) and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Law Lecturer, Charlie Seager’s career covers a vast range of areas. From receiving her undergraduate degree, LLB Law with Spanish, to her masters in Healthcare Law and Ethics, her extensive knowledge spans various areas of the law. After satisfying her own thirst for knowledge, Charlie realised her true passion lay in educating the next generation […]
Last week, Salford Business School students were been given an incredible opportunity to partake in a week of work experience with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
At the Safeguarding Students in Higher Education Conference 2025, key stakeholders from across the sector, including the University's Dr Emma Roberts, gathered to explore pressing issues such as tackling sexual harassment, promoting racial equality and addressing mental health challenges.