University of Roehampton Law School celebrates continued partnership with Amphlett Lissimore

Amphlett Lissimore The University of Roehampton’s Law School is proud to celebrate the continued success of its partnership with Amphlett Lissimore, a leading firm specialising in family law. To find out more about the firm and its services, visit their website, including their family law services page. Supporting excellence in family law As part of this ongoing collaboration, Amphlett Lissimore has…

Learning law by doing: My internship experience at Roehampton 

Jayden William Meath, LLB Law  I decided to do an internship because I wanted to get hands on legal experience and build my skills as a lawyer. The careers team at Roehampton made securing an internship so accessible, helping me on that first step to find an opportunity.  I interned with the University of Roehampton’s in-house legal, information governance,…

A day in the life: An industrial placement in corporate law

Hi everyone, I’m Pyper Whittlestone, and I’m currently completing an industrial placement year with the law firm Setfords. I work within their corporate law team, primarily supporting matters relating to mergers and acquisitions. It’s a fast-paced and detail-driven area of law that has already taught me far more than I expected. This placement year forms…

Sports Therapy students deepen understanding of functional anatomy

This week, our Level 5 Sports Therapy students had the chance to take their learning beyond the classroom with a visit to the King’s College London Dissection Room. The experience helped students bring their studies of functional anatomy to life, reinforcing key learning from Levels 4 and 5 and giving them greater confidence in applying…

Academic writing: practical tips for students 

Writing is one of the most important skills you will develop at university. Whether you are putting together an essay, a lab report, or a reflective piece, being able to express your ideas clearly on paper is key.  But academic writing is more than just good grammar. It is about developing an argument, analysing evidence,…

A Fun Look Into My Placement Year as a Software Engineer | Evan Balson

Hey everyone! I’m Evan, a BEng Software Engineering student currently on my placement year at Rohde & Schwarz, working in the Signal and Spectrum Analyzer team. If you’ve ever wondered what a placement year really feels like: the learning, the engineering, the socials, the unexpected surprises – here’s a fun look into my journey so…

Building your future: Career advice from Roehampton alumni

We asked Roehampton Business and Law School alumni for career advice to help our current students in fulfilling their future ambitions.  Amanda graduated with a first-class degree in LLB Law and is currently working as a civil servant. Saffie graduated with a BSc Business Management degree and is pursuing a master’s degree while working in…

Sustainable Engineering and Technology | What discipline is right for me?

So, you’ve decided you want to study something related to the built environment, but what discipline do you want to study? Many of the built environment disciplines are relatively straightforward to understand but there are some that are more challenging to differentiate between, in particular architecture, architectural technology and architectural engineering. There is overlap between…