Legal writing courses

... Japanese Texts 1 (PG) Reading Pre-modern Japanese Texts 2 (PG) Self, City and Sexuality in Modern Japanese Literature 1868-1945 (PG) Writing from the Margins... Learn about: Traditional Drama, Intercultural awareness, Legal Texts...

... and political context in which legal processes take place and of appropriate theoretical conceptions of law. By maximising your academic potential and refining your problem-solving skills in a transnational context through the acquisition of systematic and critical understanding of complex legal, economic... Learn about: Human Rights Law, Intellectual Property, Human Rights...

... work for this module should provide you with advanced research skills, and advanced skills of analysis, evaluation, synthesis, application and writing, all of which... Learn about: IT Law, IT risk, Dispute Resolution...

... the legal issues and paperwork around payroll and the hiring and firing of people. This role developed into a more interactive and participative function... Learn about: Basic IT, IT Management, Accounting MBA...

... is an interesting and important subject for study, involving consideration of our notions of justice, our relationships with one another and with the state, and the processes for affecting change in society. You will be able to develop your legal skills and understanding whilst dividing your time... Learn about: EU Law, IT Law, Construction Training...

...Introduction to the Programme This degree aims to enable students to specialise in subjects related to international law, equipping them with comprehensive knowledge of the foundational principles of public international law and advanced conceptual insights into theories underpinning the legal... Learn about: International Relations, Human Rights, Human Rights Law...

...We offer six exciting law pathways, one providing a general legal education, the LLB and others allowing you to specialise in a specific legal field; Business Law, Entertainment Law, Law with Economics, Law & Taxation and Law with Politics. We know that it’s difficult to decide which area of law... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Commercial Law, Employment Law...

... out about placement and internship opportunities. Advice is offered on CV and cover letter writing, interview skills and psychometric testing. This targeted careers support is available to students during their studies and even after graduating when searching for their dream graduate role... Learn about: IT Law...

...-built Moot Room, the setting for mock trials, lectures and visiting speakers. The Law Library (housed in the Sydney Jones Library) includes the main English, European and International Law Reports, law journals, legal works and textbooks. Facts and Figures In 2013/14, 260 students had the opportunity... Learn about: Spanish Language, Contract Law, Public Law...

... the acquisition of systematic and critical understanding of complex legal, economic, cultural, ethical and political issues informing employment relationships and anti-discrimination regulations, enhancing students’ professional development and horizons. Apply Now Enquire Now Request a Call Virtual Open Day... Learn about: Dispute Resolution, International Trade, IT Law...

...Accredited by the professional bodies representing solicitors and barristers. Gain legal work experience at the University's Legal Advice Clinic. Offered on a full-time and part-time basis... Learn about: Property Law, Human Rights, IT Law...

... and Writing in Law programme designed to improve your writing and research in law skills... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, Commercial Law...

..., the setting for mock trials, lectures and visiting speakers. The Law Library (housed in the Sydney Jones Library) includes the main English, European and International Law Reports, law journals, legal works and textbooks. Facts and Figures In 2013/14, 260 students had the opportunity to work under supervision... Learn about: Skills and Training, Contract Law, Team Training...

...; and of appropriate theoretical conceptions of law. Why Study LLM Law? By maximising your academic potential and refining your problem-solving skills in a transnational context, the programme will help enhance your professional development and horizons. The research and writing skills you gain will be transferable... Learn about: Problem Solving, Dispute Resolution, Human Rights Law...

... with analytical, presentation, research, written and project management skills, all of which are highly transferable. We offer six exciting law pathways, one providing a general legal education, the LLB and others allowing you to specialise in a specific legal field; Business Law, Entertainment Law... Learn about: Employment Law, Public Law, IT Law...

... will always get a broad legal foundation. If you opt for the private law track, for example, you will still be able to become a criminal lawyer. When you complete your master's degree, you can work in any jurisdiction in the Netherlands. Thanks to the wide selection of tracks, you can really put your... Learn about: Human Rights, Human Rights Law, International law...

..., legal works and textbooks. Research performance55% of our research activity has been deemed world-leading or internationally excellent, and a further 25% internationally recognised. Facts and Figures Teaching rated “excellent” by HEFCE. In 2013/14, 260 students will have the opportunity to work under... Learn about: Basic IT, Public Law, Constitutional Law...

...Introduction to the Programme This degree aims to enable students to specialise in subjects related to international business law, equipping them with comprehensive knowledge of the legal processes governing international business, through the systematic and critical understanding of topics... Learn about: IT Law, Business Law, Human Rights...

... Property and Media Regulation. We offer six exciting law pathways, one providing a general legal education, the LLB and others allowing you to specialise in a specific legal field; Entertainment Law, Business Law, Law with Economics, Law & Taxation and Law with Politics. We know that it’s difficult... Learn about: Employment Law, Constitutional Law, IT Law...

... in a critical and scholarly way. You will develop expertise in one area of law (or two areas by following two tracks), but you will always get a broad legal foundation. If you opt for the private law track, for example, you will still be able to become a criminal lawyer. When you complete your master's degree... Learn about: IT Law, Human Rights, Technology Law...