Nottingham Law School Postgraduate and Professional Open Evening
Come and speak to our friendly Law School staff and find out how our postgraduate and professional courses can help you enhance your knowledge of law and build the skills required to advance in the legal profession.
- From: Wednesday 14 June 2017, 12 am
- To: Wednesday 14 June 2017, 12 am
- Location: Newton building, Main Entrance, Nottingham Trent University, City Campus, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
- Booking deadline: Wednesday 14 June 2017, 12.00 am
- Download this event to your calendar
Event details
At our Postgraduate and Professional Open Evening you will be able to learn more about our range of courses.
Our professional courses:
- LLM Bar Professional Training Course
- LLM Legal Practice Course (Full-time)
- LLM Legal Practice Course (Part-time)
- Graduate Diploma in Law (Full-time)
- Graduate Diploma in Law (Distance Learning).
Our Masters in Law (LLM) programmes:
- LLM Corporate and Insolvency Law
- Dual LLM Corporate and Insolvency Law / European and Insolvency Law
- LLM General Law
- LLM Health Law and Ethics
- LLM Human Right and Justice
- LLM Intellectual Property Law
- LLM International Financial Law
- LLM International Trade and Commercial Law
- LLM Legal Practice
- LLM Oil, Gas and Mining Law
- LLM Sports Law.
Programme
The open evening will provide you with the perfect opportunity to find out about studying one of our postgraduate and professional courses. You will be able to:
- discuss your study options and career plans with a relevant academic
- find out more about fees and funding opportunities
- take a look at the University's facilities
- drop in any time between 4 pm and 6.30 pm to find out more
- attend the Nottingham Law School employability talk (GDL/LPC/BPTC) from 5 pm - 5.30 pm.
Your programme will be posted to you approximately two weeks before the event, and is also available to download online. You'll find information about getting to NTU, parking and other practicalities in your programme.
Booking information
Location details
Room/Building:
Address:
City Campus
Goldsmith Street
Nottingham
NG1 4BU
Parking:
Nottingham has plenty of Park and Ride services, a number of which are run alongside the city’s tram service – the parking provision is always generous, and you can expect a tram every ten minutes. We recommend using them, as parking in the centre can quickly become expensive. Visit the NET site for more information on the city’s Park and Ride services.
If you’re intending to park in the city centre, the closest (and largest) facilities to our City site are:
- Trinity Square (NG1 4BT): £4.30 - £13.00
- Talbot Street (NG1 5GG): £1.80 - £12.50
- The Victoria Centre (NG1 3QN): £3 - £15.00
Travel Info:
Visit our travel pages for campus maps and detailed information on how to get here.
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