Events

Find out more about our research events.

AI, Law & Access to Justice Festival 2025 (July 1-3 2025)

The three day AI, Law & Access to Justice Festival from the 1st to the 3rd July aims to position itself at the forefront of AI, Law and Access to Justice. It spans over three days, offering a range of roundtables and seminars, with experts, practitioners, policymakers and the public. More information here.

Surrey Centre for Law & Philosophy Seminars and Workshops

The Surrey Centre for Law and Philosophy (SCLP) holds events throughout the year to ignite imagination and promote collaborative and interdisciplinary research. This includes a regular Seminar Series with invited speakers as well as workshops and conferences.

More information about upcoming events can be found here.

As of June 2025, the SCLP has hosted 70 events: 49 external speakers in the Seminar Series and 21 workshops or conferences since 2021.

Past events

The Law School has a very busy series of external speakers, conferences, workshops with practitioners and policy makers, as well as student-facing and PGR events. 

Past Surrey Centre for Law & Philosophy Events can be viewed here (under "past events").

Regulation of artificial intelligence

In March 2019, we will hosted a workshop on the impact of AI on the practice of law and white collar professions.

This was the second year the workshop had been run. In 2018, the Surrey Centre for Law and Philosophy, in collaboration with the Centre of Digital Economy, hosted a lively conference at University of Surrey on the regulation of artificial intelligence. Experts from Surrey as well as a dozen other countries were present to discuss ideas for navigating the emerging challenges and opportunities created by this revolutionary technology.

University of Surrey - PROMO - Workshop on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence