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Explore the biggest questions shaping society through law, ethics, politics and current affairs.
From controversial legal cases and moral dilemmas to human rights, technology and global events, students debate complex issues, challenge assumptions and learn to construct persuasive, evidence-based arguments.
Six live online sessions: £288 (£48 per session)
The Club explores complex legal, political, philosophical and ethical questions in greater depth in an accessible and engaging way. Through discussion and thought-provoking dilemmas, students learn to consider different perspectives and build confidence expressing and defending their ideas. It is particularly relevant to students interested in Law, PPE, Politics, Philosophy, History and related university courses.
3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th November
1st and 8th December
Format: Live online
Weekly topics: Session themes are shared in advance and respond to important current affairs and emerging issues
Tailored discussions: Topics and activities are adapted to the ages, interests and academic aspirations of each group
Interactive sessions: Students debate, question assumptions, consider competing perspectives and develop their own arguments
Want to learn more about the programme and its expert mentor? Explore the Humanities, Law & Current Affairs Club.
Explore the biggest questions shaping society through law, ethics, politics and current affairs.
From controversial legal cases and moral dilemmas to human rights, technology and global events, students debate complex issues, challenge assumptions and learn to construct persuasive, evidence-based arguments.
Six live online sessions: £288 (£48 per session)
The Club explores complex legal, political, philosophical and ethical questions in greater depth in an accessible and engaging way. Through discussion and thought-provoking dilemmas, students learn to consider different perspectives and build confidence expressing and defending their ideas. It is particularly relevant to students interested in Law, PPE, Politics, Philosophy, History and related university courses.
3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th November
1st and 8th December
Format: Live online
Weekly topics: Session themes are shared in advance and respond to important current affairs and emerging issues
Tailored discussions: Topics and activities are adapted to the ages, interests and academic aspirations of each group
Interactive sessions: Students debate, question assumptions, consider competing perspectives and develop their own arguments
Want to learn more about the programme and its expert mentor? Explore the Humanities, Law & Current Affairs Club.
