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Studying Scots Law provides a highly readable account of the educational and training requirements for entry into the Scottish legal profession and provides essential information on law courses throughout Scotland as well as giving useful advice on study skills. Studying Scots Law provides law students with an invaluable source of reference throughout their studies.The new edition provides invaluable information on how the approach to teaching and studying has changed during Covid restrictions and the facilities universities have put in place to support students during this time. As well as a general background it also provides guidance on:- The nature and forms of legal education and what to expect from a study of the law- Advice on applying to university, studying, essay writing and exams- Treatment of electronic sources for study and research- Information on education fundingThis title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Scots Law Student online service.
Hector MacQueen is Professor of Private Law at the University of Edinburgh.Megan Dewart is a qualified solicitor, she previously worked as Law Clerk to the Lord President and now works as an Advocate at Axiom Advocates.
Part I THE SCOTTISH LEGAL SYSTEM1 The Law in Scotland2 The Scottish Legal ProfessionPart II ENTERING THE PROFESSION3 Courses4 The University Stage5 Alternatives to the Law Degree6 The Diploma in Professional Legal Practice7 Professional Training8 Continuing Legal EducationPart III STUDYING9 Lectures, Tutorials and Seminars10 Private Study11 Researching the Law12 Essays and Examinations13 Homily and EpilogueAppendix 1 Useful AddressesAppendix 2 BA Degrees in LawAppendix 3 FundingAppendix 4 Latin Words and PhrasesAppendix 5 BooksAppendix 6 Useful DiagramsAppendix 7 Some Useful Websites
… continues to provide a wealth of information about the study of Scots law. Written in a supportive, almost conversational style, this book has masses of information to advise and guide those embarking upon the study of law. It is practical and reassuring, and covers the very broad spectrum of what is involved in the study of law in Scotland in the 21st century.