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Student complaints rocket, law students among most likely to complain
Student complaints are up by 25 per cent with those who specialise in law among the most likely to complain about their institution of study.
Bar Council welcomes Chinese lawyers on training programme
Chinese junior lawyers will come to the UK to learn more about the English legal system and make international contacts, via a Bar Council programme.
UCL crowned best law school
University College London (UCL) has been found to be the most highly rated UK law school.
BPP hands training contract lifeline to cash-strapped student
BPP Law School has offered a free legal practice course (LPC) place to a graduate who could not afford private tuition fees after the National College of Legal Training (NCLT) terminated the course.
DWF primary, secondary and university student leadership programme to be national by 2014
DWF will roll out a national development and leadership programme for school children and university graduates over the next year.
Reading law student wins international undergraduate prize
A law student at the University of Reading has been awarded a research prize at the British Conference of Undergraduate Research.
Apprenticeships
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60 Second Interview
Janina Moutia-Bloom
Cambridge University law student Janina Moutia-Bloom tells students not to underestimate the importance of keeping up to date with the news, particularly with the legal press
Raluca Bianca Dumitru
Queen Mary University of London student Raluca Bianca Dumitru finds that striking the right balance between university assignments and building up commercial awareness is the most demanding aspect of studying law.
Funding
Show them the money
Embarking on a career in law can be expensive, so how can students fund their education? Laura Manning examines the options
