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New courses are now bookable for TCPD, please visit the TCPD webpage for further details.

On Monday 22 September, Stronachs LLP held an informative careers session for 3rd and 4th year honours and DPLP students. This session, hosted in the Sir Duncan Rice Library, was kicked off with a drinks reception, followed by a presentation showcasing their traineeship and workplacement opportunities, informal information sharing and one-on-one question and...

The new intake of Diploma students for 2014-15 kicked off the course on Monday 15 September by participating in a workshop on Innovation and Enterprise, facilitated by the Scottish Institute for Enterprise. Teams of students were tasked with solving a challenge and developing an innovative tool to address that challenge. Each group presented...

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John Paterson joined colleagues from the Universities of Groningen, Copenhagen and Oslo for a meeting in Copenhagen on 13 June 2014 with the Dutch regulatory authorities as the final phase of the accreditation process for the North Sea Energy Law Programme. The programme is now fully accredited as an LLM...

Bookings are now being taken for a further Mandatory Ethics Course on Wednesday 8th October from 10.00-12.00 and 13.00-15.00.  Please complete the attached booking form and send it back to Jackie Ewen, j.ewen@abdn.ac.uk

The Mandatory Ethics Course on the 17th September is now full.  There is a waiting list and the possibility of another course being held later in September.

The School of Law is delighted to announce the winners of the Law Prizes 2014. Michael Thorburn was awarded the Cloch Prize for the best Intellectual Property (IP) dissertation. Gordon Belch was awarded the Robert Milne Prize first prize for the most improved student between years three and four. Myles Cormack was...

The School of Law is delighted to celebrate with the winners of the Williamson prize.  This is awarded by the Society of Advocates in Aberdeen for the best dissertation as part of the LLB(Hons) degree. The first prize was awarded to Myles Cormack for his dissertation on 'Capital maintenance and creditor...

The Trustees of the Sir Thomas Broun Smith Memorial Trust are proud to announce a prize of £1,000 to the writer of the best 7,500 word essay entitled: “The Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill 2013 proposes to abolish the corroboration requirement in Scottish criminal trials, subject to alternative safeguards against wrongful conviction...