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This programme of study is non-modular.
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A person may be admitted as a student who is a graduate or who has been granted a Certificate of Academic Standing from the Solicitors Regulation Authority or the Bar Standards Board. For these purposes a “graduate” means that an undergraduate degree has been conferred by an institution with degree awarding powers in the UK or the Republic of Ireland. "Undergraduate degree" does not include foundation degrees.
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A student will pursue the programme of study for thirty eight weeks.
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units
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A student will take
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Semester 1
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LAW6091
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GDL - Torts Law
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AUT SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6092
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GDL - Crime
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AUT SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6093
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GDL - Contract Law
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AUT SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6097
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GDL - English Legal System
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AUT SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6144
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GDL - Public Law
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AUT SEM
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0 credits
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Semester 2
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LAW6088
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GDL - Equity and Trusts
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SPR SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6094
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GDL - Legal Research Methods
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SPR SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6095
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GDL - Company Law
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SPR SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6096
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GDL - Land Law
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SPR SEM
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0 credits
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LAW6143
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GDL - EU Law
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SPR SEM
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0 credits
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5
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The assessment in English Legal System must be passed at the first or second attempt before a student may attempt assessments in the other areas.
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6
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The assessment will consist of one subject assessment in each area (each subject assessment may consist of more than one paper).
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7
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The Examiners may recommend the award of a Postgraduate Diploma with distinction or commendation.
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8
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NOTE: Detailed assessment regulations are provided within the Programme Handbook.
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