Other Law Specialities courses

...your Suffolk degree will sustain your career goals. Learning goals and objectives reflect the educational outcomes achieved by students through the completion of this program... Learn about: IT Law...

...Preferred subjects N/A Further information and other requirements There is no direct entry to this programme. Students on the King's LLB (M100)... Learn about: Criminal Justice, Legal Reasoning, Company Law...

...of the aspects of substantive and procedural law. You will study all the key areas of Islamic Business Law: Core taught modules: Islamic Business Law Islamic... Learn about: IT Law, Business Law, Intellectual Property...

...The development of international security law has involved rapid growth of international law rules, state practice and other institutional practice... Learn about: IT Security, IT Development, IT Law...

...Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), or comparable law degree. Academic Requirements All of the following courses (9 credits): Food Regulation in the United States... Learn about: IT Law, Intellectual Property...

...(such as a Graduate Diploma in Law) and where work or experience (at least three years legal work experience) has made you a suitable candidate for the... Learn about: English Language, International Tax Law, Competition Law...

...you will develop core legal skills you will explore the science of Psychology. With Arden you'll learn 100% online through our Distance Learning programme... Learn about: Criminal law, Cognitive Psychology, Legal System...

...the increasingly complex arena of white-collar crime with the Master of Fraud and Financial Crime. This course is part of an articulated program of study... Learn about: IT Law, Financial Training, Financial Crime...

...Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), or comparable law degree. Academic Requirements All of the following courses (9 credits): Food Regulation in the United States... Learn about: Intellectual Property, IT Law...

...You will be equipped with the knowledge required to work in criminal justice and socio-legal services, where general knowledge of the law is valuable... Learn about: Legal Systems, Media Law, IT Law...

...at the margins of a social and political community. This unique new course is designed for students who wish to develop or refine practical lawyers' skills...

...engage ethically and effectively with diverse cultures, corporate stakeholders, government regulators, and legal systems. Of special value to students... Learn about: IT Law...

...IT professionals can benefit greatly from a working knowledge of law when dealing with contracts, patents, share holders or working in international markets... Learn about: IT Law...

...as such departments as Anthropology, History, and Classics. Students have access to the 600,000-volume D’Angelo Law Library, one of the nation’s leading centers of legal scholarship... Learn about: Human Rights, IT Law...

...at the margins of a social and political community. This unique new course is designed for students who wish to develop or refine practical lawyers’ skills...

...banks, insurance companies, or other public and private organisations with in-house legal departments. A paralegal’s tasks may include legal research... Learn about: IT Law...

...A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). The first two years of study are the same as... Learn about: Contract Law, Property Law, Tort law...

...you then go on to submit a dissertation. Students who choose not to submit a dissertation will be awarded a Postgraduate Diploma (which satisfies the vocational requirements)... Learn about: Employment Law, Property Law, Family Law...

...of weeks to discuss your research (supervision via video-conferencing is available for students who are not based in Lancaster, or indeed not based in the... Learn about: Law Clinic, Law of International Organisations, IT Law...

...solicitor and magistrates. The course aims to develop your ability to analyse and apply legal principles, construct legal arguments and draw appropriate conclusions... Learn about: Human Rights, Criminal Courts, Robbery and burglary...