Summer School at London Metropolitan University
The Law, Governance and International Relations (LGIR) Faculty Summer
School will take place on 4–15 July 2011.The Summer School offers courses
in:1) Politics and International Relations:Public AdministrationDiplomacy
and Global Governance 2) Law:Foundations of English Business LawFoundations
of International Business LawProfessional Practice SkillsChildren and the
LawAll Summer School courses:last for two weeks, including visits of
academic and cultural interest and an intensive academic programme.are
taught by the University’s friendly and experienced subject specialists
as well as external professional and academic experts in the subjectsare
open to participants from all over the world and have a friendly
atmosphere.are taught at a central London location. Classes are taught in
the heart of London, at the edge of one of the world’s major financial
centres, within easy reach of the capital’s many attractions.offer a
lively optional social programme as well as guidance and advice on places
to visit while you study in Londonallow students access to the University
facilities including library and web resources on a non-borrowing basis for
the duration of the course.For more information visit the homepage of the
Summer School:
http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/depts/lgir/summer-school/summer-school.cfmor
contact:James Hannah email: j.hannah@londonmet.ac.uk
School will take place on 4–15 July 2011.The Summer School offers courses
in:1) Politics and International Relations:Public AdministrationDiplomacy
and Global Governance 2) Law:Foundations of English Business LawFoundations
of International Business LawProfessional Practice SkillsChildren and the
LawAll Summer School courses:last for two weeks, including visits of
academic and cultural interest and an intensive academic programme.are
taught by the University’s friendly and experienced subject specialists
as well as external professional and academic experts in the subjectsare
open to participants from all over the world and have a friendly
atmosphere.are taught at a central London location. Classes are taught in
the heart of London, at the edge of one of the world’s major financial
centres, within easy reach of the capital’s many attractions.offer a
lively optional social programme as well as guidance and advice on places
to visit while you study in Londonallow students access to the University
facilities including library and web resources on a non-borrowing basis for
the duration of the course.For more information visit the homepage of the
Summer School:
http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/depts/lgir/summer-school/summer-school.cfmor
contact:James Hannah email: j.hannah@londonmet.ac.uk