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New partnership to provide a pathway at York Law School for students aiming to qualify as a solicitor

Professor Charlotte O'Brien has won a prestigious award in recognition of her work in setting up a legal action research hub investigating how Brexit affects the social rights of millions of EU citizens living in the UK.

Huge congratulations to Jess Salmon and Tia Kaye, the winners of the 2023-24 Clarion Family Law Prizes.

Professor Charlotte O'Brien shortlisted for a groundbreaking legal project benefiting millions of EU citizens living in the UK.

Law at York is ranked 15th in the UK according to the latest release of the Complete University Guide league tables (2025).

The University of York has launched the Institute for Safe Autonomy, a ‘living lab’ that provides research and development space for autonomous systems operating on the ground, underwater and in the air.

The University’s UKRI-funded AI centre for doctoral training in Lifelong Safety Assurance of AI-enabled Autonomous Systems (SAINTS CDT) has opened applications for its first cohort of PhD students.

A new consortium of academics and practitioners led by the University of York has been awarded up to £5 million by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office to research ways to prevent and reduce civilian suffering in armed conflicts around the world.