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Hillary Rodham Clinton receives honorary doctorate from Swansea University
Following her investiture, Mrs Clinton unveiled a commemorative stone to mark the renaming of Swansea University’s College of Law and Criminology to the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law.. -
Europe’s poorest children are suffering most from austerity measures, say researchers
of Law and Criminology, the author of the report. -
Guardian University Guide puts Swansea University in top 20 for wide range of subjects
American Studies. Computer Science. Criminology. Engineering. Engineering – Materials and Minerals. -
Launch to celebrate Swansea becoming the UK capital of children’s rights
Anthony Charles, Department of Criminology, Swansea University. 1.35pm to 1.45pm Swansea’s partnership with UNICEF: Mrs. -
Solicitor to help Swansea’s ethnic community with innovative new practice
Shakila concluded: "All credit to the team at Swansea University’s College of Law and Criminology. -
Children’s project shortlisted for national public engagement award
Professor Elwen Evans QC, Head of the College of Law and Criminology, Swansea University, said:. -
Swansea University cyberterrorism researcher represents the UK at NATO Course on Terrorist Use of Cyberspace
David, aged 27, originally from Glasgow, Scotland, who is a PhD student within the University’s College of Law and Criminology, was the UK representative at the course, which was organised -
Lleisiau Bach/Little Voices project marks end of year success after UN Committee adopts several recommendations
Jane Williams, Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Wales Observatory on Human Rights of Children and Young People, based within Swansea University’s College of Law and Criminology, said: “This -
Swansea University Cyberterrorism Researcher Lectures at NATO Centre of Excellence
David, aged 27 originally from Glasgow, who is a PhD Student in the College of Law and Criminology, recently returned from Turkey where he was an invited lecturer at the NATO -
Swansea students present research into terrorist publications to the former Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation.
Criminology PhD student David Mair explained:. "Terrorist use of cyberspace has catapulted terrorist groups' propaganda into our everyday lives.
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