Solidarity across European Legal Clinics: Attending the ENCLE Conference
Frankie Hall, Trainee Solicitor, reflects on the recent ENCLE ConferenceThe theme of the conference for the European Network for Clinical
Through BPP University’s Corporate Social Responsibility strategy, we use our position and voice to improve education, help communities and raise aspirations.
Our pro bono projects provide free legal services and support to local communities and the most vulnerable in our society.Â
Through our public legal education project Streetlaw, we work to empower individuals by making them more aware of their rights.
We offer opportunities for the next generation of lawyers to engage in social welfare law issues, including the provision of training contract/QWE opportunities within the BPP Pro Bono Centre in housing, family, employment and commercial law.
We encourage BPP University staff and students to make a positive difference to communities, by raising money and lending their skills. Here are just some of the ways we help:
At BPP University, we aim to facilitate professional careers that are open to all.
To help those with financial barriers, we offer a range of bursaries and scholarships to high achievers who might not have the finances to go to university, but do have the ability, commitment and dedication.
In addition to the BPP Pro Bono Centre’s extensive community outreach work, the Centre is also proud to support the following ED &I and widening participation initiatives:
Frankie Hall, Trainee Solicitor, reflects on the recent ENCLE ConferenceThe theme of the conference for the European Network for Clinical
4 Oct 2022
Tony Martin, Head of Legal Clinics, reflects on the last academic year and looks forward to this one. It is
Tony Martin, Head of Legal Clinics, reflects on the last academic year and looks forward to this one. It is