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Certificate in Law and Society Fee £730 per annum (60 credits). Location Medway. Times Various times – evening and daytime. Length Two years. Entry requirements Mature students without normal entry qualifications are encouraged to apply. Most applicants are interviewed.
What do we mean by ‘ownership’? What happens when a number of competing ‘ownership claims’ in one object exist? Public Law I This module has four main parts: i) An introduction to the English legal system and its constitutional significance ii) Constitutionalism: What is a state? What is the relationship between the citizen and the state? What is the role of the law?
iii) Forms of government; democracy, federalism and supranational bodies iv) Constraining the power of the state: human rights, judicial review and administrative mechanisms.
Progression Students with the Certificate in Law and Society can go on to the degree programme. Further enquiries T: 01227 827272 E: information@kent.ac.uk
Teaching and assessment You must complete coursework essays during your studies. Modules are assessed by a combination of examination and coursework.
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