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Access to Higher Education courses provide a preparation for higher education for students who have few, if any, qualifications.
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Access and foundation Subject Intro: Law
On a law degree you will be expected to study the constitution of criminal and civil law, land and labour law, European law and human rights law before you can specialise. The workload is intensive and you will examine plenty of past cases, visit local law courts and conduct mock-interviews with fictional clients.
Expect an attractive salary if you secure employment in a law firm, but your abilities will also be wanted by the police, management, journalism or academia.
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- Leicester is a barrel of laughs
- Leicester university caters for every need one can think of. With its diverse student population from various backgrounds and ethnicities, it makes for interesting times.
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- By Dullah - Undergraduate
- Course: Law Llm
- At University Of Leicester
- warwick uni is simply better!!!!!!!!!
- Quite alright, not promising tho.
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- By Lummy - Undergraduate
- At Coventry University
- Time at Trinity
- When I first arrived I was absolutely terrified. All those misconceptions that everyone was posh, snobby, too intelligent to function were running through my head. One piece of advice - dont believe any of it! Oxford is one of the friendliest places ...
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- By Ciara - Undergraduate
- At Oxford University
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Reviews of these Law courses are the individual subjective opinions of whatuni members and not of Whatuni.com as a website or Hotcourses Ltd. The Law courses referred to in these reviews may have differing characteristics to those currently offered by the institution.
