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LLB Law students can spend the first semester of the final year of the ordinary LLB degree overseas at one of the Law School’s partner University Law Schools. You can either study under Erasmus+ programme or through our student exchange programme. Erasmus + LLB Law/LLB Clinical/LLB English Law students can take part in the Erasmus + programme.
The 6th Strathclyde Postgraduate Law Conference 2024 will focus on Law in Motion: Unravelling the Impact of Contemporary Legal Trends in Research, delving into the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities that are currently taking place within scholarly debates. In a rapidly evolving society marked by technological progress and ...
Strathclyde Law School information session Wednesday 5 June 2024, 2 pm to 3pm. Programme leaders for Strathclyde Law School postgraduate programmes will talk you through course content, teaching, research options and what previous students have gone on to do after graduation.
THE LAW SCHOOL. Professor Norrie started his academic career as a medical lawyer and his early publications are all in that field. Since moving to Strathclyde in 1990 his interest in Family Law has predominated and his major specialisms within that field are child protection and same-sex relationships.
Strathclyde Law School information session Wednesday 5 June 2024, 2 pm to 3pm. Programme leaders for Strathclyde Law School postgraduate programmes will talk you through course content, teaching, research options and what previous students have gone on to do after graduation.
5 de dez. de 2023 · New appointments at Strathclyde Law School. 5 Dec 2023. Reading time: 2 minutes. Lynda Towers. Strathclyde Law School has announced a number of appointments in the areas of human rights, public and administrative law. Katie Boyle has joined from the University of Stirling. She is professor of human rights law and social justice.
14 de dez. de 2023 · What has not changed at Strathclyde Law School has been the consistent collegiality and support of truly wonderful colleagues. Very few and far between have been the colleagues who are unhelpful, spiteful and rude – I can count on one hand Strathclyde Law School colleagues over the past 33 years who we were generally glad to see the back of.
