The extended project allows the student to act as an internal 'consultant' to his or her organisation. The content of these modules is indicative, and subject to validation. Some themes, such as business ethics, the nature of know-how businesses, the impact of technology, and mergers, are threads which run throughout the MBA in Legal Practice. How it develops you and your skills Nottingham Law School and the Centre for Law Firm Management are committed to experiential learning. This is a technique which enables participants to experience different methods of learning so that they can continue to learn for the rest of their professional lives.
Participants learn how to apply business processes, techniques and models to everyday problems.
They become reflective practitioners, able to evaluate their own performance and improve on it. They work in study groups over the two-year period, so experience the process of forming, and working, in a team. Participants on the MBA learn from each other, from the principal and visiting tutors and outside speakers who come to give presentations. But above all they learn through their own efforts, by reading, doing and reflecting. The methods of delivery employed on the MBA are all designed to help participants achieve the goals they set for themselves and to achieve the award of the degree.