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Different
Accents in Law The
legal systems of Britain and the United States share a heritage
in common law. Then why are they so different from each
other?
Criminology
- Social Studies and Justice in one Degree Criminology
is one of the newest academic disciplines, and has grown
for good reason. Its popularity ensures that students are
turning to it in large numbers, both in Britain and in North
America.
Territorial
Limits Law & Languages The
territorial limit on the application of any particular legal
system is a factor to be taken into account by any international
student contemplating going abroad to study law. Law degrees
with components that are relevant in more than one jurisdiction
will be particularly attractive to international students,
and the best examples of such components are probably language
teaching and courses relating to other legal systems.
Excellence
and an Enviable Reputation - Law in the UK British
law schools are respected world-wide for their excellence,
and have a long and enviable reputation for expertise in
educating international students, as they offer good value
for money in a safe and accessible country.
Postgraduate
Law Studies in Ireland Ireland
has a historic reputation as being "the land of saints
and scholars," and more recently has emerged as one of
Europe's most vibrant and exciting economies. This success
has been attributable in part to the country's pivotal positioning
as a gateway to the European Union.
Legal
Study - A Sound Skills Formation For
an education that equips you with the kinds of personal, academic
and professional skills that you will need on the path to
a satisfying and worthwhile career, you really can't beat
studying law, and in particular the internationally respected
LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degree.
Studying
Law - Where after the LLB? Law
remains a very prestigious subject that is much sought after
as a university discipline. It is worth it's weight in it's
own right. For many law graduates, the degree they hold is
good currency for a job in many sectors, including banking
and finance, management accountancy, tax consultancy and the
media, amongst others.
A
Solid Foundation - Studying Law A
law degree is obviously a solid foundation for a career in
the legal profession. But law is also a fascinating and dynamic
subject of study in its own right..
Why
Study Law? Studying
law has an obvious appeal to anyone considering a career in
the legal profession. A Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree provides
a firm foundation for students wishing to train as solicitors
or barristers.
Postgraduate
Law studies at UCT, South Africa
Two South
African universities, those of Cape Town (UCT) and of the
Witwatersrand (Wits), are ranked alongside institutions such
as Cambridge, Harvard, MIT, Oxford, Princeton, Standford and
Yale.
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The
legal systems of Britain and the United States share a heritage
in common law. Then why are they so different from each
other?
Criminology
is one of the newest academic disciplines, and has grown
for good reason. Its popularity ensures that students are
turning to it in large numbers, both in Britain and in North
America. 
The
territorial limit on the application of any particular legal
system is a factor to be taken into account by any international
student contemplating going abroad to study law. Law degrees
with components that are relevant in more than one jurisdiction
will be particularly attractive to international students,
and the best examples of such components are probably language
teaching and courses relating to other legal systems.
British
law schools are respected world-wide for their excellence,
and have a long and enviable reputation for expertise in
educating international students, as they offer good value
for money in a safe and accessible country.
Ireland
has a historic reputation as being "the land of saints
and scholars," and more recently has emerged as one of
Europe's most vibrant and exciting economies. This success
has been attributable in part to the country's pivotal positioning
as a gateway to the European Union.
For
an education that equips you with the kinds of personal, academic
and professional skills that you will need on the path to
a satisfying and worthwhile career, you really can't beat
studying law, and in particular the internationally respected
LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degree.
Law
remains a very prestigious subject that is much sought after
as a university discipline. It is worth it's weight in it's
own right. For many law graduates, the degree they hold is
good currency for a job in many sectors, including banking
and finance, management accountancy, tax consultancy and the
media, amongst others.
A
law degree is obviously a solid foundation for a career in
the legal profession. But law is also a fascinating and dynamic
subject of study in its own right.. 
Studying
law has an obvious appeal to anyone considering a career in
the legal profession. A Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree provides
a firm foundation for students wishing to train as solicitors
or barristers. 
