A brand new partnership solid by College of Leicester and Toronto’s Humber Polytechnic presents Canadian college students entry to a two 12 months pre-law course, main to 3 years learning the topic at degree-level at Leicester’s Legislation Faculty.
Nishan Canagarajah, Leicester’s president and vice-chancellor, and Ann Marie Vaughan, Humber Polytechnic’s President and CEO, signed the memorandum of understanding on November 1 in Toronto.
The 2-year course appears to supply a base understanding of the topic in preparation for the diploma. This collaboration goals to enhance the accessibility of UK regulation levels for Canadian college students.
In line with Vaughan, the course is “personalising the training path” for regulation college students.
“Humber college students shall be supplied with a one-of-a-kind expertise to pursue their ardour in regulation,” defined Vaughan.
“This additional exemplifies our dedication and imaginative and prescient to rework the upper training system by personalising the training path, permitting learners to come back with the abilities and experiences they’ve and construct on them, to get to the place they wish to be.”
Humber college students shall be supplied with a one-of-a-kind expertise to pursue their ardour in regulation.
Ann Marie Vaughan, Humber Polytechnic
The 2 12 months course supplies entry to the UK training system, producing a worldwide outlook in college students, whereas strengthening UK-Canada academic ties.
Canagarajah mentioned the course acts as a “springboard” for aspiring Canadian regulation college students.
Leicester at present boasts the biggest variety of Canadian college students in any UK regulation faculty, with some 2000 Canadian alumni.
