Student Workshops

The Centre is thrilled to host our first Student Workshop in Animal Rights Law at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Law, UK, on Friday 18th September 2026.

This one-day event is designed to provide students with an interest in animal rights law an opportunity to develop and share ideas on the subject with the support of members of our Centre team. The emphasis of this Workshop is on exchange, development, and conversation rather than polished products.

We welcomed applications from the following groups:

• Students who have already completed a dissertation, paper, essay, or research project on animal rights law (and may want to publish their work)

• Students who are currently writing on an animal rights-related legal topic

• Students who have not yet started writing but have a well-developed idea or proposal they would like to discuss

Contributions took one of the following forms:

• Completed papers

• Dissertation or thesis chapters

• Essay projects

• Works in progress

• Research proposals or project pitches

Topics may concern any aspect of animal rights law or related interdisciplinary questions. Selected participants will give a short presentation of their project (approximately 10–15 minutes), followed by discussion and feedback.

Applications were open to undergraduate and postgraduate students who have not (yet) embarked on a PhD.

The application deadline for this Workshop has passed. 🗓️

Participants will be notified about the outcome of their application shortly thereafter. Places are limited to allow for in-depth discussion.

The Workshop is free of charge. Lunch and drinks during the Workshop day are included. Students will have to cover their own travel and accommodation (if needed).

You can find the official call for applications here.