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Our Mission

CityUHK School of Law is a premier law school with a history of excellence and has become one of the great law schools in the Asia-Pacific region. The mission of the Law School is to provide students with an excellent education and to contribute to the advancement of knowledge. Through cooperation with other law schools and professional organisations, CityUHK School of Law aims to foster an environment in which both students and staff develop and use their legal knowledge, professional skills and expertise for the benefit of Hong Kong and the region.

CityUHK School of Law is a premier law school with a history of excellence and has become one of the great law schools in the Asia-Pacific region.

 

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Congratulations to Prof. Peter Chan for his appointment as Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law
Professor CHAN Chi Hin Peter has been appointed as an Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law (IACL)....
CityUHK School of Law Held Online Admission Talk for Master’s Programmes 2025 Entry
CityUHK School of Law Held Online Admission Talk for Master’s Programmes 2025 Entry
To help prospective applicants learn more about our School and receive the latest information about entrance requirements of our master’s pr...

Events

Durham Law School is pleased to partner with the JusTN0W Initiative, Durham Centre for Sustainable Development Law and Policy, the School of Law at the City University of Hong Kong and the School of Law at Texas A&M University to host the conference in Durham, United Kingdom.

 

We invite abstracts for the 2025 conference focusing on IP and AI in the age of technology race. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries, economies, and legal frameworks, driving nations into a competitive technology race. Intellectual Property (IP) law regulates AI-driven innovation, promotes technological progress, and ensures equitable access to its benefits. While much of the current discussion on IP and AI is informed by Western perspectives, emerging insights from Asia and other regions deserve further exploration. This conference aims to broaden the conversation by integrating diverse global and regional viewpoints, examining how different jurisdictions address the evolving challenges and opportunities in the AI landscape.

 

Submission Deadline: 15 February 2025 (rolling acceptance)

Submission Email: mingyue.xu@durham.ac.uk

 


4 - 8 Nov 2024
Language: English