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Podcast
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This podcast explores the dynamic intersection of law and the future. Our goal is to shed light on the latest trends, innovations, and challenges that are shaping the future of legal practice. Each episode presents engaging discussions with leading experts, designed to inform and inspire anyone interested in the evolving legal landscape. Discover the future of law, one episode at a time.
Scholarships
For students of law at different graduate levels, WhatNext.Law will provide scholarships to fund innovative legal research. The centre will launch calls, during which students can apply and submit their research plan and methodology. Feel free to apply whenever there are new scholarships available.
Publications
From theses and scholarly articles to podcasts, at WhatNext.Law we will develop and publish various types of publications. Additionally, we will regularly post contributions on our Insights page to help keeping our readers up to date with the latest developments. If you want to contribute, just let us know.
Talks
WhatNext.Law wishes to drive the discussion on emerging topics, disseminate knowledge and raise awareness amongst different stakeholders. The centre will create and develop a series of Talks with experts to discuss the pressing challenges of the cities of the future. Stay up to date with our events.
Internships
Through partnerships with public and private organisations, WhatNext.Law will identify topics of interest and offer internships that will aim to address specific legal challenges. The duration and nature of the internships may vary, depending on the problem identified. If you are looking for an out-of-the-box experience, check our internship opportunities.
Workshops
WhatNext.Law organizes and hosts regular events, such as workshops, where the topics which are researched and developed can be discussed and shared with the public, especially students, researchers, lawyers, companies, and civil society. We are inviting you to join us.
Awards
WhatNext.Law wishes to encourage legal research and publications. Therefore, we will launch calls for awards on articles and students-works. Quality content will be regularly published on WhatNext.Law. Stay tuned for more information.
