Law University of Gloucestershire

Overview

Through your research, you can investigate and solve contemporary legal issues. These practical and doctrinal applications will equip you to deliver valuable and cutting-edge insights to academics, practitioners, policymakers, experts, and students.

We have a strong interest in interdisciplinary research. Being a postgraduate law researcher at UoG offers opportunities to work across subject boundaries, examining the interplay between law and other subjects, such as criminology, sociology, business management and marketing.

We particularly welcome postgraduate researchers and research proposals that focus on implementing and applying international human rights frameworks, as well as issues related to equality, identity, individualism, and governance structures.

Careers

Your career aspirations are central to us. Whether you seek a role within academia or beyond, the diverse range of skills developed through your research degree will make you a formidable contender in the competitive global job market.

We understand you won’t just be pursuing a qualification; you’ll be embarking on a transformative journey of personal and professional growth as an early-career researcher. You’ll hone vital skills in research, academic practice, project management, and critical analysis, ensuring you are fully prepared for your future. Imagine contributing to groundbreaking academic research or applying your problem-solving skills in real-life practice. We’ll ensure you’re ready and equipped to tackle your next career challenge with confidence.

This multifaceted skill set will unlock many opportunities across various working environments, including higher education, research institutions, legal practice, policy organisations and non-govermental organisations. With our support, you’ll learn to apply your research skills effectively to impact the legal landscape positively.