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Undergraduate Module Descriptor

LAW3047A: Comparative Law Dissertation

This module descriptor refers to the 2022/3 academic year.

Overview

NQF Level	6
Credits	30	ECTS Value	15
Term(s) and duration	This module ran during term 1 (12 weeks) and term 2 (11 weeks)
Academic staff	Dr Ben Hudson ()
Pre-requisites	Being registered on the LLB with International Studies or on the LLB with European Studies.
Co-requisites	None
Available via distance learning	No

In this module, you will produce a comparative law dissertation on a legal or socio-legal topic of your choice. Your supervisor will guide your research and writing according to an individually agreed framework, but you are largely expected to determine your own deadlines and define your own work programme in order to meet the final submission deadline set by the Law School.

The module convenor will finalise the allocation of supervisors/supervisees and will provide general guidance about supervision arrangements.

 

Note:

 

1. The module cannot be taken together with the Dissertation module (LAW3047) or the Research Paper modules (LAW3151A and LAW3151B).

 

1. The module is compulsory for LLB with International Studies students.

 

1. The module is optional for LLB with European Studies students.

 

4. The module is NOT available to LLB Law students.

Module created	01/10/2009	Last revised	31/01/2022