Dr Sonya Onwu

The course will be overseen by the LLB Programme Director. Teaching will be delivered by Hannah Gibbs, Sonya Onwu, Ayse Gizam Yasar and, where relevant, a range of guest teachers and visiting professors in practice, where these individuals have specialised skills. 

This course is compulsory on the BA in Anthropology and Law and LLB in Laws. This course is not available as an outside option nor to General Course students.

This course is available only to LLB and Law & Anthropology students.

There are no pre-requisites for this course.

This course provides introductory training in three key skills essential to a career in the legal and related fields that are the primary graduate destination for LLB and BSc Law & Anthropology students:

1. Data and Law Tech

2. Thinking about legal ethics

3. Either – Advocacy or Negotiation training

The course is non credit-bearing and non-assessed. 

20 hours of seminars in the AT. 6 hours of seminars in the WT.

The size of each teaching group and the number of groups per week will vary according to the material and the optimun teaching format. 

This course is non-assessed. 

Given the nature of this course, there are no particular recommended readings for it. 

Given the nature of this course, there are no particular recommended readings for it.

This course is non-assessed.