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25 de jun. de 2021 · The City Law School provides students with the opportunity to enter into a specialised pathway. Students need to have at least 4 15-credit modules in order to acquire their respective degree titles. This stood out to me because I want to specialise with LLB Law with Commercial Law, and I know this will be a unique way for me to stand out from other candidates when applying for future jobs.
City Law School is delighted to host three world- renowned professors from the University of Texas to speak about their work defending death row inmates in the USA's "top Killer state". This is not to be missed! Since 1976, Texas has carried out nearly 600 executions, more than any other state.
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21 de sept. de 2021 · The City Law School has a brand-new home. Located a stones-throw away from City, University of London’s Northampton Square campus, it boasts a dedicated libr...
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The City Law School has an excellent international reputation, ranking 73rd in the world in the 2022 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. The School is unique in offering a broad range of courses while remaining committed to excellence in research and professional scholarship. We ranked 18th in the UK for our research outputs in ...
Our LLB (Hons) is academically rigorous and taught by experts in their fields. It will provide you with a sound grounding in the principles of law to prepare you for a career in the profession. As well as our LLB programme, there is also an opportunity in the 3rd year should you wish, to develop your own areas of special interest through a wide ...
The City Law School Bar Vocational Studies Scholarship A partial fee scholarship of £2,000 awarded automatically to all students who accept a place on the course who have a first-class undergraduate degree or international equivalent.
