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Degree Programme Specification LL.B Honours in Law and Business |
LL.B. Honours in Law and Business |
To give you an idea of what to expect from this programme, we publish the latest available information. This information is created when new programmes are established and is only updated periodically as programmes are formally reviewed. It is therefore only accurate on the date of last revision. |
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Personal Tutor Each student will be allocated a Personal Tutor (a member of the academic staff). Your Personal Tutor will give you what help he or she can in selecting courses, to ensure that your overall curriculum keeps within the limits allowed, and that it makes sense. S/he will also provide you with an academic reference if requested.
Student Support Officer The Student Support Officer is there to deal with any routine enquiries you may have during the year relating to the curriculum, regulations and procedures, essay extensions etc. She will also provide you with standard letters where required, for example, references for the bank or for a landlord.
LawPALS The transition from school or college to university can be challenging, especially in the demanding field of law. The Law School ensures that all students are given the support and encouragement they need during the first year of study and beyond. All first-years are automatically guaranteed direct access to a wealth of experience and information from advanced LLB undergraduates as part of the Law Peer Assisted Learning Scheme (LawPALS).
Law Students’ Council The Law Students' Council exists to represent the views of students to the staff and management of the School of Law.
Law Society The Law Society (LawSoc) runs a variety of sporting, social and academic events for Law Students.
Further information is provided on the Law School website http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/teaching/undergraduate
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Further information |
View the prospectus entry for this programme
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