University of the West of Scotland · Lanarkshire or Paisley campus, Scotland
Examines how law operates in society and how legal frameworks affect rights, policy and communities, using socio-legal, empirical and doctrinal approaches.
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66 overall
Components: 66
6.5 overall
Components: 6.0
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Academic: First or second-class Honours degree or equivalent. Research proposal: 1,500–2,000 words covering preferred study area and proposed research project.
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Research areas include access to justice, food sovereignty, immigration and asylum law, human rights, transgender rights, cyber/IT/telecommunications law, family law, international criminal law and public law.
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