Course Overview
This programme draws on the resources of the Department of Law and Department of Accounting and is intended for graduates with a good undergraduate degree in law or accounting or a degree which contains elements of law or accounting. Some management, business and economics degrees may also be accepted. Programme details, Students take courses to the value of four full units - one full-unit core compulsory interdisciplinary course, courses to the value of one full unit each in law and accounting (the choice depending on your specialist background), and one further full-unit option. Teaching for the compulsory course and law courses will be primarily through seminars. Teaching in the accounting courses will normally be by a combination of lectures and classes or seminars. The compulsory core course is examined by an interdisciplinary long essay and a two-hour examination. The other courses are examined mainly by examination but students should check requirements for individual courses.