Suzanne Young

Belonging & Mattering for Criminology Students: Insights from a Research Journey at Edinburgh Napier University Hear from Christine Haddow, Associate Professor of Criminology at Edinburgh Napier University, about how feeling a sense of belonging and mattering affects criminology students.

Please join CIRLE for this guest lecture by Christine Haddow who will be presenting her work on student belonging. It's free to attend and will be valuable to anyone with an interest in improving student belonging.

Taking place Wednesday 30th April 15:00 - 16:30

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Two School of Law academics awarded local innovation fellowships Dr Ali Malik and Dr Rebecca Shaw have been awarded Creating Opportunities through Local Innovation Fellowships (COLIF).

@dralimalik.bsky.social and Dr Rebecca Shaw have been awarded ESRC Creating Opportunities through Local Innovation Fellowships! Read more about this awesome achievement below!
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Fostering Collaboration and Community at the University of Leeds with Professor Jose Pina-Sánchez - N8 Research Partnership In a recent interview conducted with Jose Pina-Sánchez, a Professor in Quantitative Criminology at the University of Leeds, we discussed his approach to nurturing a healthy research culture. He offere...

Discover how Professor Jose Pina-Sánchez is fostering collaboration and community in research at @lawatleeds.bsky.social in today's blog!

Learn about his innovative approach to breaking disciplinary boundaries and supporting PhD students.

#N8ResearchCulture

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We've got a full house for tomorrow's event @lawatleeds.bsky.social with the Northeastern Circuit on #Diversity in the #LegalProfession - sign-ups are now closed (though there's a waiting-list). See you there!

Come join @jenhendry.bsky.social and her book launch on 10 December, along with our very own @drfoxpopuli.bsky.social
@paolosandro.bsky.social and Emma Patchett with Prof. Michael Palmer of SOAS!

Collaborative policing research at Leeds Funded by the N8 Policing Research Partnership, the School of Law and Leeds University Business School have joined forces to drive research into emerging digital technologies in the police sector.

Two PhD students from the School of Law and the Business School are bridging the gap between academic research and real-world policing challenges with @n8prp.bsky.social. Read more below about how their work is fostering safer, more trusting communities.
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