Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Law, Dr Tracy Boahene, recently had the privilege of presenting her research at the 8th Biennial African International Economic Law Network (AfIELN) Conference, hosted by Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Rabat, Morocco.
Back in April, 10 students from our LLB Law and LLB Law with Criminology programmes were given an invaluable opportunity to shadow experienced judges at Manchester Crown Court, enabling them to learn the day-to-day challenges of being a judge today.
Salford Law student, Aimee Holden, has exceeded expectations by qualifying as a finalist in the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) National Championship 2026.
University of Salford law students have completed a 12-week Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) project with students from the British University of Bahrain (BUB), exploring global legal issues while developing research, teamwork and presentation skills
Last month, Salford Business School students were once again given the opportunity to take part in a week of work experience with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Meet Matthew Carn, Lecturer in Law here at Salford Business School. After studying his undergraduate degree abroad in Canada, Matthew acquired a strong interest in property law, particularly how it applies to assets such as cryptocurrency and digital files.
Sarah McNeill loves inspiring her students to explore the world of law. As an A-Level law teacher, a visit to the University of Salford with her students showed her the impact that higher education could have and inspired her to become an academic herself. Now Interim Deputy Head for Law at Salford Business School, Sarah focuses on bridging the gap between further education and higher education and ensures that students are fully supported during their academic journey.
Craig Smith, Lecturer in Law, recently attended the 41st Annual Conference of the British and Irish Law, Education and Technology Association (BILETA), hosted at Aberystwyth University. As a first-time attendee, the conference offered an engaging and intellectually challenging space to explore how law and technology are increasingly shaping one another and, importantly, how legal education must respond.
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 […]