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Doctoral studies in law consist of four years of full-time studies, leading to a Doctor of Laws Degree (LL.D.).
Dr Hevi Dawody's doctoral thesis underscores the necessity for a system that effectively safeguards the most vulnerable while addressing new and evolving threats, such as terrorism.
The publication series, Scandinavian Studies in Law, has deepened our understanding of legal matters in the Scandinavian context for over six decades.
On June 13-14, 2024, the Stockholm Centre for the Rights of the Child organized the Children's Rights Research PhD Symposium which gathered participants from around the world at Aula Magna, Stockholm University.
Stockholm University's new honorary doctor in law is Phoebe Okowa, Professor of Public International at Queen Mary, University of London.
Hear from Ruyi Ding who got the opportunity to travel all the way from China to Sweden to undertake doctoral studies in law at Stockholm University.
