GLOBAL LAW AT READING (GLAR) is one of the largest groups of expert staff researching and teaching global law of any university within the UK. As Reading’s research hub for public international law, EU law and human rights law it has a proud international reputation for research excellence in these areas.
Our academic staff publish leading works in these fields and many are heavily engaged in policy and practice in both the UK and overseas. GLAR also has a thriving postgraduate research community and a major seminar series – the Ghandhi Research Seminar Series – which attracts internationally-renowned external speakers from around the world and releases a regular (free) podcast. GLAR also hosts the Reading portion of the annual Axis of Protection seminar series, a joint series between the Universities of Reading, Exeter and Durham on international law, refugee law and human rights.
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PROGRAMMES IN TUNE WITH THE REAL-WORLD
From its inception GLAR has built on its flourishing relationships with legal practice, with NGOs and with international organisations, as well as its world-class expertise in the areas of public international law and human rights, to provide specialised LLM programmes that cover diverse areas including the international protection of human rights, the regulation of armed conflict, the protection of refugees, and the regulation of international trade and investment. These programmes are supported by research and networking opportunities, giving its students valuable experience vital to their future careers.
In addition, GLAR is delighted also to offer an LLM/MSc/PG Certificate/PG Diploma in Global Crisis, Conflict and Disaster Management. Expected to appeal especially to early and mid-career law and non-law professionals, the programme examines the role and significance of global (i.e. national, regional and international) law and policy across the spectrum of crises, conflicts and disasters, whether ‘human-made’ and/or ‘natural’ in origin. To make the programme more accessible to many working within the relevant sectors, a 10% discount off all fees is available to all applicants currently or recently employed by an NGO, or who will commence NGO employment within 3 calendar months of graduating from the programme.
| For an informal discussion about GLAR’s Master’s programmes please contact Dr Marie Aronsson-Storrier, Programme Director of the Global Law LLMs (e.m.l.aronssonstorrier@reading.ac.uk). |
GLAR STAFF
| Name | Research Focus |
| Dr Cosmas Anyakudo | Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Governance and Sustainability; Globalisation and the Development of Emerging Economies |
| Dr Marie Aronsson-Storrier | Public International Law; Law and Disasters |
| Dr Saeed Bagheri | Public International Law |
| Dr Alison Bisset | International Human Rights Law |
| Professor Rosa Freedman | International Human Rights Law |
| Professor James Green | Public International Law |
| Professor Chris Hilson | Environmental Law; Climate Law |
| Dr Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne | Public International Law |
| Dr Nora Honkala | Feminist theory; Refugee Law; Human Rights Law |
| Dr Beatrice Krebs | Comparative and International Criminal Law |
| Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne | Public International Law; Forced Migration; Human Rights |
| Dr Stephen Samuel | International Law; Legal Philosophy |
| Professor Michael Schmitt | International Cyber Law; Use of Force; Humanitarian Law |
| Dr Anne Thies | EU External Relations Law; Foreign Relations Law; Gender Equality |
| Dr Matthew Windsor | Public International Law |
| Dr Reuven (Ruvi) Ziegler | Human Rights Law; Citizenship & Electoral Rights; International Refugee Law; International Humanitarian Law |