French and Legal Studies (5 years)
University of Aberdeen · Scotland · FRENCH-AND-LEGAL-STUDIES-5-YEARS
French and Legal Studies (5 years) is a Undergraduate degree at University of Aberdeen, Scotland. It covers areas like public law, legal institutions, contract law, criminal law, commercial law, constitutional law. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Aberdeen
Undergraduate
What you'll study in French and Legal Studies (5 years)
Example subjects: ACADEMIC WRITING FOR LANGUAGE & LITERATURE, THE GLOBAL CITY IN TEXT AND FILM, CRIMINAL LAW, FOUNDATIONS OF PRIVATE LAW, A WORLD FULL OF LAW: LEGAL CULTURES BEFORE THE AGE OF EXPLORATION, CONTRACT, FOUNDATIONS OF COMMON LAW WITH ENGLISH CRIMINAL LAW, DELICT AND UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT, UK CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, EU INSTITUTIONS AND LAW, THE LAW OF PROPERTY, PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW.
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What will I study in French and Legal Studies (5 years)?
French and Legal Studies (5 years) covers areas like legal-institutions, contract-law, public-law, criminal-law, public-international-law, comparative-law, legal-studies, commercial-law.
Who offers French and Legal Studies (5 years)?
French and Legal Studies (5 years) is offered by University of Aberdeen, Scotland.
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Sources: University of Aberdeen official course page. Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.
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