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Birmingham City University Visit to Abuja

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Don't Miss this oppourtunity!! It's a FREE ENTRY!! Scholarships and on spot offers at Birmingham City University, UK. Meet the Representatives of Birmingham City University, UK and find out more about our programs,Internships, scholarships and get an on the spot offer to study at the University. Date: Monday, 11th March, 2019 Time: 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Venue: AGON PLACE LIMITED Heroes Place, Block B, 3rd Floor, Suite B4.5, Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent, Opposite OTI Carpets Wuse 2, Abuja Choosing the right university is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. Birmingham City University offers a wide range of Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Professional and Short courses. 10 reasons to choose BCU: 1. Birmingham City University investing in your future A huge investment of £260 million in our campuses means you’ll benefit from the very latest learning environments. The £62 million Parkside Building is an extension of our City Centre Campus a...

BSC LAW-LLB (HONS) DEGREE AT BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, UK

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  Birmingham City University's School of Law is recognised for producing knowledgeable, practical and ethical legal professionals and lawyers. Taking both a national and international perspective, the course provides a deep understanding of modern law practices, taught by an experienced and enthusiastic team of legal professionals. What's covered in the course? You will learn key skills such as critical thinking, analysis, negotiation and advocacy and also have the option to apply for a year-long placement in a legal environment and/or complete a third year placement module. Your learning will enable you to develop the skills and attributes to become a legal professional with independent learning skills. We aim to enable you to develop a critical awareness of the role of law in influencing social change, as well as individual and corporate behaviour. We will equip you with the skills and knowledge to make a difference in issues of fairness, equality and access to justi...