Crosling, G. and Murphy, N. How to Study Business Law , latest edn, Butterworths, 1994. Krever, R. Mastering Law Subjects and Law Exam Techniques , Butterworths, latest edn. On completion it is always helpful to compare your own written works with another's. Guidance and direction will be available from the Subject Coordinator. There are two assignments in this subject.
Students are to choose any topics they desire relating to any of the areas covered in the subject.
Students should, however, seek my approval of the topics first. They may do so by submitting a research proposal no longer than 300 words outlining what they want to research on, why they consider that topic important and what issues they want to look at in their essay. This research proposal should reach me no later than the Monday of the third week of semester. Students should provide contact details, preferably telephone or e-mail address at the bottom of their proposal to facilitate quick response from me. Instead of two separate essays students may do a large research essay of 4,000 words.