Grounded in excellence and driven by purpose, our research explores how law can shape a fairer, more sustainable world.
The Law School at the University of Strathclyde conducts cutting-edge research that addresses pressing societal challenges. Our research is closely aligned with the University’s mission to create a sustainable and inclusive society.
Reflecting our identity as a Law School within a socially progressive and technological university, our research emphasises two core themes that cut across our research work:
Our vibrant research environment celebrates a diverse range of legal subject areas and methodologies, including socio-legal, critical, historical and doctrinal approaches. We are dedicated to fostering a culture of inclusivity and innovation, where legal scholarship of various kinds can be a catalyst for positive social change.
At the University of Strathclyde Law School, research is more than an academic pursuit—it’s a means of creating meaningful change in the world around us. We are committed to advancing the University’s ‘Strathclyde 2030’ vision by conducting cutting-edge research that addresses pressing societal challenges.
Our research is driven by the desire to effect tangible change in society, informing jurisprudence and policy-making, shaping practice, and contributing to public discourse.