British Council is pleased to invite student or those who are intestered in studying Law to attend the Public Lecture:What Future for the World Trade Organisation by Assoc. Prof. Markus Wagner, School of Law, University of Warwick on Wed 4 April 2018 @18.00 - 20.00 pm. @ British Council Siam.
About the University of Warwick
The University of Warwick is one of the leading institutions in the world, and it enjoys celebrating the spirit of curiosity and its innovative approach in teaching and research. Well known as a modern university, it consistently tops UK league tables and has a friendly and vibrant campus. The University enjoys welcoming around 100 students from Thailand every year and is ranked 7th in the UK for most international university (THE Ranking, 2018).
UK rankings:
- 10th in the UK - QS World Rankings 2018, published June 2017
- 8th - The Guardian 2018, published May 2017
- 8th in the UK and leading university in the West Midlands - The Complete University Guide 2018, published April 2017
- 15th best accommodation in the UK - Times Higher Education 'Student Experience Survey', published March 2017
- 9th - The Times and The Sunday Times 2018, published September 2017
- 8th - The Complete University Guide 2018, published April 2017
- 1st most targeted university nationally by the UK's top 100 graduate employers - The Graduate Market in 2017, High Fliers Research Ltd.
Global rankings:
- 57th in the world - QS World Rankings 2018, published June 2017
- 1st in the UK and 8th in the world of Golden Age universities - THE (Times Higher Education) Young University Rankings 2017: Golden Age universities, April 2017
- Ten subjects in the world's top 50, with one in the top 20 - The QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017, March 2017
About the speaker
Professor Wagner teaches and writes in the areas of international law, constitutional law and comparative law. His recent scholarshiphas focused on the development of autonomous weaponry and its compatibility with international humanitarian law and various aspects of international economic law. The latter includes work on second and third generation barriers to trade (including measures to regulate toxicity and other public health measures) as well as comparisons between the global trade and investment regimes. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in the Journal of World Trade, the Harvard Journal of International Law, the University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law, the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, and the Fordham International Law Journal.
For more details, please call 02-657 5678 or e-mail to studyuk.thailand@britishcouncil.org
Disclaimer
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