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April 11, 2009

Birbeck School of Law launching new LLM programmes in 2009

The School of Law at Birbeck, Univeristy of London is pleased to announce two new and exciting additions to their programme offerings.  The LLM Critical Legal Practice and the LLM International Economic Law, Justice and Development will expand the School’s already broad offerings in legal studies. 

The unique LLM Critical Legal Practice is designed for students who wish to develop and refine practical lawyers’ skills through engagement with theoretically oriented legal scholarship. The one year course will appeal to prospective applicants who are engaged in (or wish to be engaged in) the provision of legal advice and/or assistance within the areas of immigration and refugee law, human rights, housing, poverty or other aspects of social welfare law.

The interdiciplinary LLM International Economic Law, Justice and Development provides an insightful investigation of the impact of international economic law and institutions upon justice and development. The aim of this programme is to engage students in a critical examination of the law, institutions and practice constituting global and local economies. The programme will be particularly attractive to professionals such as employees of non-government organisations, government departments and in-house corporate social responsibility departments.

For further information and how to apply, visit  http://www.bbk.ac.uk/law/news/newprogrammes.


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