BANGOR LAW SCHOOL Undergraduate Prospectus
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LOCATION Bangor University is situated in one of the most beautiful and scenic parts of the country. Our location has been described by The Independent’s A-Z of Universities and Higher Education Colleges as: the best university setting in the UK. The A55 expressway along the North Wales coastline provides fast and easy access to and from the main UK motorway network. Manchester International Airport is within a one-and-a-half hour drive of Bangor. Rail connections to Crewe and London are direct, and ferry connections from nearby Holyhead to Ireland are fast and frequent.
Rail Road Ferry
Bangor University
Distance from Cardiff
4 hours Manchester
2 hours
Manchester International Airport
1.5 hours London
3.5 hours Liverpool
1.5 hours Wrexham
1 hour Dublin
3 hours
Information in this leaflet is correct at the time of printing (December 2018)
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WHY STUDY LAW AT BANGOR? Qualifying Law Degrees Every Bangor LLB Law Degree is a Qualifying Law Degree and is recognised by the Law Society and Bar Council of England and Wales, and also by the Law Society of Ireland and the Bar in Canada. The Bar Council of India recognises the three year LLB Law Degree (M100) for professional purposes. Candidates can enter this degree after they have completed a first undergraduate degree in India.
The Bangor Senior Status Two Year Accelerated LLB is open to applicants possessing either a prior University degree (any discipline) or significant career experience. This accelerated LLB is also recognised by the Bar in other countries, e.g. the Nigeria Bar and the Canadian Bar provided applicants already hold a prior degree (any discipline).
“The lecturers really do go above and beyond when it comes to helping students. I had a fantastic mentor who helped me secure several mini-pupillages with Chambers in Liverpool, Manchester and London. To any prospective law student considering coming to Bangor – just do it – you won’t regret it” AARON CLEGG LLB LAW, MANAGING DIRECTOR, HONEYBURST MARKETING AND LEGAL RECRUITMENT CONSULTANT AT FOURTHLINE IN MANCHESTER 6 Bangor Law School
WHY CHOOSE BANGOR LAW SCHOOL • You will study at a multi-disciplinary school that employs specialists in a broad range of legal subjects including Commercial Law, Company Law, European Law, Criminal Law, Intellectual Property, International Law and Constitutional and Administrative Law. • The Law School’s state-of-the-art Moot Court was officially opened by the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, in 2014, which further underpins Bangor’s position as a leading UK University Law School that places employability and student skills development at the core of its curriculum. • Class sizes in Bangor are smaller than most UK Law Schools as we place the student learning experience at the heart of your study experience. • You can choose to combine your study of Law with a range of subjects by means of our “Law with…” degree courses including Criminology, Social Policy, Accounting and Finance, Business Studies, History, Media Studies, Chinese, Philosophy or a range of European languages. • Each student is allocated a Personal Tutor who will monitor your academic progress and offer help and support on academic and non-academic matters. • Law School Lecturers have reached the UK final of the Oxford University Press Law Lecturer of the Year in three successive occasions in recent years.
• Our double degree LLB English Law and French Law was awarded the Robertson-Horsington award for Excellence in Transnational Legal Education by the Franco-British Lawyers Society. • A programme of distinguished guest lectures delivered by experts focuses on topical legal issues of the moment. • In the first year students wishing to do so, have the flexibility to take optional modules in a range of other subjects. • Students may participate in legal advice clinics and mooting competitions, offering real life experience of lawyers’ work. • Bangor Law School has a leading employability programme and offers students the opportunity to work in a range of legal and non-legal employers for short work experience internships. • Our International Experience Year programme allows students to add an extra year onto their degree and spend that additional year studying or working abroad. Students who successfully complete an International Experience Year have ‘with International Experience’ added to their degree title. • Welsh students may undertake tutorials and workshops in Welsh in all Law modules where these are offered as part of the curriculum. You can also opt for an LLB in Law with Welsh, and undertake a few modules taught entirely through the medium of Welsh. • Top 30 UK Law School (Guardian Rankings 2019)
“From my very first year at Bangor, the Law School has equipped me with confidence, shown belief in me and has helped to enhance my CV and experiences by offering an abundance of fantastic opportunities” FREYA WHELAN LLB LAW, NOW STUDYING A BAR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING COURSE AT MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY Bangor Law School 7
LAW DEGREE COURSE STRUCTURE
HOW WILL I BE TAUGHT?
Each degree scheme is valued at 120 credits per year. 60 credits are normally taken in Semester 1 (September December) and a further 60 credits in Semester 2 (January - June). Each Semester contains around 11 weeks when lectures and classes take place. These are followed by a short period for revision, and then examinations at the end of each semester (apart from first year when exams only take place at the end of the academic year).
Teaching is by a mix of lectures, seminars and workshops. Your typical weekly class contact time will add up to around 15-20 hours per week. Students are also expected to spend some time in private study, undertake library-based research and background reading, and preparing for assignments and exams. Every student benefits from individual attention through smaller class sizes and the personal tutor scheme.
All our LLB degrees will involve the study of the Foundation Subjects of Legal Knowledge which will ensure their recognition status as Qualifying Law Degrees by the Bar and Law Society:
Support
• Law of the European Union
Bangor Law School provides weekly or fortnightly workshops in every core module studied in addition to weekly lectures. Workshops provide students with additional support and attention and the best opportunity to achieve the highest degree classification possible.
• Criminal Law
Law Library
• Obligations (including Contract, Restitution and Tort)
Our facilities include an extensive Law Library, which has benefited from substantial investment and is overseen by a dedicated Law Librarian. It provides printed and electronic resources to meet the needs of its users and reflect current teaching and research within the Law School.
• Public Law
• Property Law • Equity and the Law of Trusts • Legal Research • The Legal System of England & Wales
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“My personal tutor has been such an exceptional support and friend throughout the journey.” FAWAZ ATTA (NIGERIA) LLB LAW WITH CRIMINOLOGY 8 Bangor Law School
MODULES FOR ALL 3 & 4 YEAR LLB DEGREE SCHEMES The following information applies to all of our LLB degrees (except the 4 year LLB in English Law and French Law and the 2 Year Senior Status Accelerated LLB Degree Scheme. Please refer to our website for details of these programmes). On all of our other 3 year and 4 year LLB programmes, students will take the following compulsory modules in academic Years 1 and 2, and 3:
YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
Introduction to Law
Criminal Law
Company Law
Contract Law
Torts
Land Law
Public Law
European Union Law
Legal Skills
Equity and Trusts
2 options in Law or other discipline
2 options in Law or other discipline
2 options in Law or other discipline
Optional Modules If you are taking Law with another discipline, e.g. Criminology/History/Media Studies (see full list of Law with another discipline degrees on page 9), you will take the equivalent of 40 credits (typically two modules) in that other discipline every year, alongside your 80 credits of Law modules each year. For example, an LLB Law with Business Studies student will take 80 credits of Law modules each year and 40 credits of Business modules each year. They will graduate with a LLB Law with Business Studies Degree. If you choose to study the straight Law LLB degree (M100), then alongside your compulsory Law modules each year (see above), you will also choose Law optional modules so that all of your
annual 120 credits are studied purely in Law subjects. However, if you would like to taste another discipline in Year 1, you can choose to study 40 credits (typically equivalent to two modules) from any other Academic School in the University (subject to timetabling). Then in Years 2 and 3, you can drop the other discipline and continue to study Law modules only and graduate with a LLB Law Degree. OR, you can continue with the other discipline (provided it falls within the disciplinary area of one of our Law with Another Discipline degrees see full list on page 9), and graduate with an LLB Law with….degree, e.g. Law with Business.
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ASSESSMENT Most modules are assessed separately by means of course work and end of module examination. In Year 1, course work will account for 25% and examinations for 75% of the final mark, whilst in Years 2 and 3, course work will normally account for 33% and examinations for 67% of the final mark. The pass mark in all assessments is 40%. Second year and final year grades will both contribute to the final degree classification. At the end of Year 3, your final degree classification depends on a weighted average of your Year 2 average mark (onethird weighting) and your Year 3 average mark (two-thirds weighting).
HOW WILL MY FINAL DEGREE CLASSIFICATION BE DETERMINED? Your final degree classification is determined by your overall mark, as follows:
Overall mark % final degree classification 70+
First Class honours or 1st
60 - 69
Upper Second Class honours or 2:1
50 - 59
Lower Second Class honours or 2:2
40 - 49
Third Class honours or 3rd
35 - 39
Ordinary degree
For the most up-to-date course and module information please refer to our website: www.bangor.ac.uk/law/undergraduatecourses
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LAW DEGREE COURSES 3 YEAR LLB DEGREE SCHEMES
UCAS CODE
LLB Law
M100
LLB Law with Accounting & Finance
M1N4
LLB Law with Business Studies
M1N1
LLB Law with Criminology
M1M9
LLB Law with Social Policy
M1L4
3 YEAR JOINT DEGREE
UCAS CODE
BA Business & Law (Note: this degree is not a QLD status degree) NM11 4 YEAR LLB DEGREE SCHEMES WITH EUROPEAN LANGUAGE LLB Law with French (European Experience)*
M116
LLB Law with German (European Experience)* M117
LLB Y Gyfraith gyda’r Gymraeg (Law with Welsh)
M1Q5
LLB Law with Italian (European Experience)* M118
LLB Law with Creative Media Writing
M1W1
LLB Law with Media Studies
M1P1
LLB Law with Spanish (European Experience)* M119
LLB Law with History
M1V1
2 YEAR LLB DEGREE SCHEME
LLB Law with Philosophy and Religion
M1V5
LLB Law with Chinese (4 years)
MT11
This accelerated Senior Status 2 Year M101 LLB programme is open to those who already hold a bachelor degree in another subject at Bangor University or from another accredited institution. Those without a prior degree, but who have substantial career experience will also be considered. To see if you are eligible to apply for this a accelerated LLB programme, please contact us directly at the Law School prior to application, and ask to discuss with our Admissions Tutor. LLB English Law and French Law**
M1M0
*the third year of this four-year LLB degree is spent studying in the relevant country. **LLB English Law and French Law: This degree is a double degree programme. Unlike the 4 year LLB Law with French which requires students to spend year 3 in Toulouse, and upon return to Bangor in year 4 and completion of that year they graduate with a UK LLB Law with French, the LLB English Law and French Law is a double degree. This means that candidates graduate with two degrees: a UK LLB in English Law and French Law awarded by Bangor University, and a French Masters 1 Degree awarded by University of Toulouse Capitole 1. Students interested in applying for this degree must be highly fluent in French and English. Candidates are selected for entry onto this degree scheme by University of Toulouse Capitole 1 in France. Admitted applicants spend Years 1 and 2 in Toulouse, followed by years 3 and 4 in Bangor. Students only progress to Bangor if their Year 1 and 2 grades are deemed satisfactory by Toulouse. The LLB awarded by Bangor is a Qualifying Law Degree and entry is competitive. For further information, contact the Admissions Tutor at the Law School who can direct you to the Admissions Office in Toulouse.
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YOUR FUTURE CAREER Bangor University Law School and Bangor Students’ Law Society work hand in hand to provide a dynamic learning environment that accelerates students development and prepares them for life after graduation, be it in the legal profession, further study or in non-legal careers. For further information about these and other activities at the School, go to: www.bangor.ac.uk/law/development
Careers and Employability Service In today’s highly competitive employment market, it is important to take advantage of the academic, recreational and work-related activities available to you as a student. Whether or not you know what career path you want to follow, the Careers and Employability Service supports students and recent graduates to make appropriate choices about their futures, by providing high quality information, workshops, individual advice and guidance, as well as offering work-based opportunities such as a student employment bureau, work placements and work shadowing. www.bangor.ac.uk/ careers
Work Placements Through our continuous work in developing contacts with legal practitioners across the UK, Bangor Law School is able to offer students an impressive programme of work placements and marshalling schemes (e.g. shadowing a judge). Placements enable students to make informed decisions about what to do after graduation, be it to continue with their legal studies, pursue research in a particular field, or choose a career path that is right for them.
Law Careers Fair The Law School’s Annual Law Careers Fair takes place in November of each year and enables students to meet with prospective employers. It is an excellent networking opportunity, which is attended by a wide variety of exhibitors who are able to offer work placements in both traditional and non-legal careers.
Bangor Students’ Law Society The award-winning Bangor Students’ Law society is actively involved in organising a wide variety of activities and events for Law students, creating a more social atmosphere in which to study law. Regular ‘legal’ activities help students develop skills and fill the gaps between what is learnt in lectures, and what is needed to succeed in a highly competitive industry. Further details at: www.undeb.bangor.ac.uk/law facebook.com/BangorLawSociety
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Bangor’s Partnership With Barristers’ Chambers Bangor Law School has a well-established partnership with Linenhall Chambers in Chester, one of the UK’s most respected Barristers’ Chambers.
Mooting Every year, Bangor Students’ Law Society runs the McLaren Moot Court Competition, named in honour of Magistrate and retired Bangor Law School lecturer, Ann McLaren. The contest is an opportunity for students to simulate court proceedings and to apply their knowledge in a practical, hands-on environment, with the final taking place in Caernarfon Crown Court. A state-of-the-art Moot Court facility was officially opened at Bangor University by the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, in 2014, which further underpins Bangor’s position as a leading UK University Law School that places employability and student skills development at the core of its LLB Law Degree curriculum.
Street Law Street Law is a community-based, student-run project that aims to improve legal understanding amongst local people. The venture, which was originally established by two Bangor University Law School students, aims to distribute useful legal knowledge to people in the local communities who would not normally have easy access to information about legal issues and information that might affect them. The project sees Bangor Law students delivering interactive presentations on topics including Criminal Law, Consumer Law and Employment Law, free of charge, to organisations such as Youth Clubs and secondary schools
As part of the relationship, Bangor Law School students get to experience the sharp end of legal practice by shadowing barristers through a scheme of week long internships, or ‘mini-pupillages’. Mini-pupillages are an impressive addition to any Law student’s CV. They are particularly important to aspiring barristers, as they are seen as a key part of getting to know about a career at the Bar.
Undergraduate Internship Scheme Bangor University’s Undergraduate Internship Scheme provides opportunities to help enhance the employability of its students. All undergraduate students are eligible to apply for these internships, which are paid placements in various departments within the university.
Bangor Employability Award The Bangor Employability Award (BEA) is designed to enhance the immediate and longer-term career prospects of our students. BEA graduates get a certificate, a transcript and formal verification of their extracurricular activities from Bangor University. The Award also offers free training courses, interview preparation, access to online careers software and helps develop a skills portfolio of evidence for employers. Find out more about how the BEA can help: www.bangor.ac.uk/employability
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CAREERS A degree in law is a highly valued qualification for entry into other careers outside of the legal profession. Examples of careers and employers include local government, public administration, accountancy and audit, business and management, law enforcement and the police, industry and commerce.
To Become a Solicitor LLB degree from Bangor ➔ one year of Legal Practice Course (LPC) ➔ 2 years paid training contract ➔ qualification as a Solicitor in England and Wales.
To Become A Barrister LLB degree from Bangor ➔ one year vocational Bar Practice Training Course (BPTC) ➔ one year of vocational training as a pupil barrister ➔ qualification as a Barrister.
“We are delighted to work closely with the Law School at Bangor University to offer internships for the students in our practice in London. We provide legal advice on a broad range of areas to clients in both the UK and internationally through our overseas desks. We find that students from Bangor Law School come to us with a strong knowledge of the law and are comfortable dealing with practical situations which allows them to get the most out of their internship.” MARTIN DONOGHUE PARTNER, SILVERMAN SHERLIKER 14 Bangor Law School
Graduate Destinations Our graduates have taken up either internships or employment or benefited from further study opportunities in the following organisations: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Lincolns Inn (Bar) Linenhall Chambers Middle Temple (Bar) Ropewalk Chambers (Bar) HM Revenue and Customs, Treasury Solicitor New York Bar Bank of Shanghai HSBC Bank United Nations Reserve Bank of Malawi Her Majesty’s Courts Service Cabinet Office, London Welsh Assembly Government Wilson Browne Solicitors Fieldings Porter Solicitors Stephensons Solicitors LLP Gwynedd & Anglesey County Councils Whitehall Federal Capital Development Administration in Nigeria Oxford Institute of Legal Practice Marsden & Rawthorn RAF RKH Marine and Energy Citizens Advice Bureau Knox Commercial Solicitors Swayne Johnson Solicitors Bond Dickinson Solicitors Moore Blatch Solicitors Howell Jones & Co Solicitors Nelson Myatt Solicitors Carter Vincent Jones Davis Solicitors Addleshaw Goddard Solicitors Hugh James Solicitors Gamlins Solicitors Chief Justice’s Summer Internship Programme (Courts Service of Ireland, Dublin) Philip Lee Solicitors (Dublin) Inlex IP Expertise (Paris) Bennett Smith Solicitors Jones Robertson Solicitors Dyne Solicitors Limited Julie Burton Law Durham Law School, Durham University School of Law, Middlesex University London Law School University of Huddersfield Law School University of Strathclyde Law Faculty, Soran University, Kurdistan, Iraq The Public Prosecutor’s Office, UAE
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Students from many countries worldwide choose to study at Bangor every year, and make up 12% of the student population. The beautiful location, lower cost of living and the safety of Bangor make it a popular choice for students. Bangor University is an ideal destination for Bachelor degree study, as you can complete your degree in three years, and following that either continue with your studies (for example undertake a Masters) or proceed to the legal training stage with a Law Firm or Barristers Chambers.
Multi-Cultural Community
In Country Representatives
We welcome applications from students from all over the world, and are proud to have a multi-national student body with representation from countries such as Nigeria, China, Bangladesh, Canada, Germany, Czech Republic, Vietnam, Thailand, Pakistan, Ghana and a number of other countries. International students bring an added dimension to the classroom drawing from their knowledge of their home countries and contributing to a comparative study of legal systems and practices worldwide.
The University has a network of representatives worldwide who will offer help and support with your application. To see the representatives we have in your country, please see: www.bangor.ac.uk/ international/countries
Support We are highly aware of the challenges that face international students in moving away from home to study. The University’s dedicated International Student Welfare Adviser offers support to students prior to arrival and throughout their time in Bangor. For further details see: www.bangor.ac.uk/ international
Airport Pick-Up In order to take some stress away from students arriving into a new country for the first time, Bangor University offers an airport pick-up service from Manchester International Airport for students arriving at our ‘peak times’. For more information, please see: www.bangor.ac.uk/ international/ support/airport pickup
University Representatives At Bangor University, we frequently visit overseas countries to meet with our potential students. To find out when a representative from the University will be visiting your country, please see: www. bangor.ac.uk/international/visits
English Language International students are generally required to provide evidence of their English language proficiency, and we normally require IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. If you have not yet achieved the level required, you can do so by undertaking a pre-sessional course at the our English Language Centre before starting your academic programme. Further details of English language courses can be obtained from: ELCOS, Bangor University, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2DG. UK Tel: +44 (0)1248 382252 Email: elcos@bangor.ac.uk elcos.bangor.ac.uk
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STUDY OR WORK ABROAD Studying or working abroad as part of your degree is the opportunity of a lifetime. By spending time in another country, you will experience new cultures, make new friends, gain a global perspective on your subject and learn a new language. Best of all, you will enhance your employability by developing new skills and becoming more motivated, confident and independent. You do not have to be studying a language to undertake one of these exchanges, and Bangor University offers two options to law students, which range from summer programmes to a year abroad.
International Experience Year
Summer Programmes
This is our most popular programme, where students add an extra year onto their degree and spend that additional year studying or working abroad. You will not be charged any additional tuition fees by Bangor University and you will not be asked to pay tuition fees abroad either. Students who successfully complete an International Experience Year have ‘with International Experience’ added to their degree title.
If you would like to spend only a short time abroad, you can apply to take part in one of our international Summer Programmes. These are cultural programmes lasting between two and six weeks, which take place at our partner universities in South Korea and China.
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For further information about our study and work abroad options, visit: www.bangor. ac.uk/international/exchanges/outgoing
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & APPLYING Typical offers for our courses range between 112 to 128 tariff points from a level 3 qualification* (normally excluding General Studies). For up-to-date and details entry requirements for individual courses, please see the online prospectus: www.bangor.ac.uk/law/undergraduate-courses *Level 3 qualifications include A levels, BTEC, Access, Irish Leaving Certificate, International Baccalaureate, Welsh Baccalaureate, Scottish Advanced Highers and others – for a full list, please refer to the new UCAS tariff at www.ucas.com For the Law with a European Language degree schemes, applicants require either a grade C at A Level (or equivalent) in a relevant language or should be able to demonstrate proficiency in a relevant language. For the Law with Welsh degree scheme, applicants must possess an A-Level in first language Welsh.
International Students A school-leaving qualification equivalent to A-levels will be required. Where the school-leaving qualification is not equivalent to A-levels, students will need to undertake a one-year foundation programme offered by the Bangor University International College: www.bangor.ac.uk/buic
Finance We are eager to help you as much as we can on financial matters. Advice is available before you apply and while you are studying from the Student Services Centre and Students’ Union Advice and Representation Centre. www.bangor.ac.uk/studentfinance
Mature Students Applications are welcomed from mature students and each application is judged on its merit. The University aims to offer as much assistance and support as possible and we appreciate that mature students’ needs are different to those of students coming straight from school. We realise that mature students may not have followed the traditional academic routes therefore we are flexible in our academic entry requirements. Each application is considered on its merits. An access qualification or evidence of recent study to a standard equivalent to A-level are welcome. We realise that mature students may not have followed the traditional academic routes, and we are therefore flexible in our academic entry requirements. For further details, contact: Mature Students’ Adviser Tel: +44(0)1248 383637 Or download our Mature Students’ Guide: www.bangor.ac.uk/studyatbangor/ mature-students
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HOW TO APPLY
SCHOLARSHIPS
All UK and European Union applicants must apply using the UCAS application form: www.ucas.ac.uk
Amongst the scholarships offered are:
International applicants may use the direct application form: www.bangor.ac.uk/ international/applying/undergrad Once we have received your application, we will inform you of our decision and issue an offer of entry. We will also send you an invitation to attend one of our UCAS Applicant Visit Days.
“I was fortunate to be awarded a Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol scholarship. By studying my degree through the medium of Welsh, I have been able to not only study partly in my mother tongue, but also been able to prepare myself for the future as I wish to remain and practice in Wales.” SIONED WILLIAMS NOW STUDYING A LEGAL PRACTICE COURSE IN CHESTER 18 Bangor Law School
• ‘Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol’ Scholarships worth up to £1,500 are available to students who study Law through the medium of Welsh. For further details: www.colegcymraeg.ac.uk/cy/ astudio/cymorthariannol • Law School Scholarships valued at up to £3,000 are available to candidates wishing to study any undergraduate degree course within the Law School. These awards are based on candidates’ results in the January University Entrance Scholarship examinations, and awards will be made on merit. Candidates are not required to sit the Law subject paper to be eligible for these Scholarships. For more information please email: marketing@bangor.ac.uk • LLB Law (2-Year Degree Scheme) Scholarship: UK/EU applicants to the two-year LLB Law degree scheme will be automatically considered for a scholarship worth £3,000 per year of study (i.e. two years of full-time study). Applicants need not apply for this scholarship – you will receive confirmation of the award via email. • Successful International applicants will automatically be considered for a £2,000 Law School LLB Scholarship when the application for entry is being considered. Confirmation of the award will be provided in the offer letter. Further details about our scholarships: www.bangor.ac.uk/law/scholarships
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