reasoned choice between alternative approaches. C. Practical skills Teaching/learning methods Students are trained in undertaking legal research, both paper-based and On completion of the programme electronic at level four as well as in both the successful student will be able of the optional modules at level five to: (C1). At levels five and six students are encouraged to act independently in planning and undertaking tasks in areas 1. Undertake independent in which they have studied (C10). Some optional modules at level six provide research and to identify, opportunities to undertake research on retrieve, investigate and specific aspects of the subject which manage information from a have not been taught (C9). In the project module, students undertake range of academic sources, research into an area of law they may both paper and electronic to not have previously studied produce up-to-date (C9).Students learn practical skills through an emphasis on the acquisition information. of the written and oral legal skills in the level four modules (C3, C4, C5). 2. Locate and use primary and Students are provided with secondary legal sources opportunities to develop their oral skills relevant to the topic under and ability to formulate and present study; and to reference the ideas through group discussion and debate in seminars at each level. The sources accurately according level five modules require the students to undertake independent study in
reasoned choice between alternative approaches. C. Practical skills On completion of the programme the successful student will be able to: 1. Undertake independent research and to identify, retrieve, investigate and manage information from a range of academic sources, both paper and electronic to produce up-to-date information. 2. Locate and use primary and secondary legal sources relevant to the topic under study; and to reference the sources accurately according Teaching/learning methods Students are trained in undertaking legal research, both paper-based and electronic at level four as well as in both of the optional modules at level five (C1). At levels five and six students are encouraged to act independently in planning and undertaking tasks in areas in which they have studied (C10). Some optional modules at level six provide opportunities to undertake research on specific aspects of the subject which have not been taught (C9). In the project module, students undertake research into an area of law they may not have previously studied (C9).Students learn practical skills through an emphasis on the acquisition of the written and oral legal skills in the level four modules (C3, C4, C5). Students are provided with opportunities to develop their oral skills and ability to formulate and present ideas through group discussion and debate in seminars at each level. The level five modules require the students to undertake independent study in