It covers a wide spectrum of business activity and raises a variety of challenging legal problems. This programme enables students to examine these issues from both a legal and practical perspective. Students take three options and submit a supervised dissertation by the end of the year. The options on offer include topics in international sales, payments, insurance, carriage of goods and international trade arbitration. As such, it offers excellent preparation for private and public practice, as well as enabling students to examine the wider social, public policy and international treaty context of developments in family law.
Students take three options and submit a dissertation by the end of the academic year.
The options on offer include topics in child law, employment law and family policy, human rights of the family, family property and finance and international family law. Students follow a sequence of modular units drawn from those offered by the School of Law, the internationally renowned School of Social Work and from elsewhere in the University. They will also submit a dissertation. It is also valuable to professionals who intend to remain in their existing non-legal career but who need to bring to their work an intensive knowledge of the law. The Diploma covers all the foundation elements of the undergraduate law degree.