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This year the Undergraduate Laws Programme made fifteen first class awards – the highest number we’ve ever made!
Topping the league is Pakistan with seven firsts. Entering the league for the first time is Sierra Leone and, returning to the league for the first time in a decade, is Bangladesh with three firsts. The United Kingdom also has three firsts this year, and all three of them studied at New College of the Humanities.
This post is contributed by Charlotte Crilly, Teaching Fellow for the Undergraduate Laws Programme. With the recent withdrawal of South Africa, Burundi and Gambia from
We have ten first class awards this year. In terms of countries, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Pakistan are all joint equal; each with three firsts.
My last post identified things in the Laws programme at University of London which have worked well for me over the year. However, during the year, there
Professor William Wilson has been considering the impact of the recent Supreme Court Judgement in the case of R v Jogee; Ruddock v The Queen
I, Anthony, have been making posts to this blog throughout the year which I hope have been helpful to other students. The May 2016 examinations are
