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School of Law - Bangor University
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Edinburgh Napier University
Students develop legal skills in persuasion, advocacy and verbal and written presentation. They'll also gain transferable skills in problem solving, research, communication and analysis which are ...
Students develop legal skills in persuasion, advocacy and verbal and written presentation. They'll also gain transferable skills in problem solving, research, communication and analysis which are valuable in any career. →
Portsmouth Business School - Uni of Portsmouth
To provide knowledge and skills which the legal profession desires, enhancing the employability of our graduates.
To provide knowledge and skills which the legal profession desires, enhancing the employability of our graduates. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - Bangor University
Suitable for: The 2-year undergraduate Law (LLB) degree programme is specially designed for people who have previously undertaken higher education and wish to study for a bachelor degree in Law. This ...
Suitable for: The 2-year undergraduate Law (LLB) degree programme is specially designed for people who have previously undertaken higher education and wish to study for a bachelor degree in Law. This may include individuals with a bachelor degree in another discipline and undergraduate students who have completed one year of an honours degree in another subject at Bangor or at another institution. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. Suitable for: Well qualified graduates. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. Suitable for: Both graduates and non-degree holders. →
University of East Anglia
Suitable for: Applicants should hold 3 A-Levels at AAA grade, or international equivalent
Suitable for: Applicants should hold 3 A-Levels at AAA grade, or international equivalent →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
School of Law - University of Aberdeen
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of ...
Law is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate. It involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry. →
University of East Anglia
Suitable for: Applicants should hold 3 A-Levels at AAB grade, or international equivalent
Suitable for: Applicants should hold 3 A-Levels at AAB grade, or international equivalent →
Department of Law and Criminology - Aberystwyth University
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