Dissertations: guidance and information — Faculty of History.
Dissertation Drop-In for Undergraduates Friday 24 January 2020, 3-4 p.m., Law Faculty, to be confirmed Representatives from an array of diverse historical fields will be on-hand to answer all your questions. Come for as little or as long as you like.
Reading a degree at the University of Cambridge Faculty of Law offers an intellectually challenging and rewarding experience, undertaken in a uniquely inspiring environment and rigorously taught and guided by some of the world's leading experts. This section of the website provides information relating to the courses studied at the Faculty.
The undergraduate Law course at Cambridge is intended to give a thorough grounding in the principles of law viewed from an academic rather than a vocational perspective. We encourage Cambridge Law students to think beyond the black letter of the rules. This means that we challenge students to consider questions like: Where did this law come from?
All Cambridge theses are listed in iDiscover, which will indicate if there is a digital version of the work. Since 1 October 2017, all PhD theses are being deposited in electronic form to the University repository Apollo. Many earlier theses are also in the repository, but if they are not yet in digital form it is possible to request access to.
A challenging combination Law, economics, and their relationship to the built and natural environments are central to Land Economy, along with other areas such as business regulation, the financial aspects of real estate and international development.
Explanation of designations Candidates who offer at least three papers from those listed under international law, commercial law, European law or intellectual property topics (or a thesis in lieu of one of them) will have the letter '(i)', '(c)', '(e)' or '(ip)' respectively placed against their name in the class list to indicate that they specialised in that subject.
Below is an alphabetical list of the online legal resources available to researchers at the University of Cambridge Faculty of Law. Use of the online resources is authenticated via one of three routes:. Dissertations and theses from around the world spanning 1743 to present day. Access to abstracts only.
The Manuscripts Reading Room administers the University's collection of doctoral and higher degree theses. Before 1920, degrees were awarded on the basis of examinations or certificates of research, and little written work composed specifically for such purposes survives, other than a small collection of Advanced Student Dissertations.
Some of the dissertations are entirely philosophical, whereas others draw significantly upon philosophical insights in the course of argumentation about various legal doctrines. Nicolas Alfonsi is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge (Pembroke College). He received an MJur (distinction) from Oxford University and an.
Law thesis and dissertation collection. Browse By. By Issue Date Authors Titles Subjects Publication Type Sponsor. Search within this Collection: Go Presented here is a selection of theses and dissertations from the School of Law. Please note that this is not a complete record of all degrees awarded by the School.
Candidates should write as concisely as is possible, with clear and adequate exposition. Each Degree Committee has prescribed the limits of length and stylistic requirements as given below. On submission of the thesis you must include a statement of length confirming that it does not exceed the word limit for your Degree Committee.
Dissertation Proposal Form (pdf) Dissertation Proposal Form (word) Dissertation Declaration Form (pdf) Dissertation Declaration Form (word) Dissertation Presentations Timetable (published in Lent Term) Dissertation Guidance To view dissertations from previous Land Economy cohorts, please refer to the SPS Library website.
Family in Society is a final year undergraduate dissertation option in which students elect to write a 12,000 word thesis on a topic of their choosing that falls within the broad remit of the course.. Like the Cambridge LLM course, the courses in Hong Kong are designed to be interactive and explore family law issues in a comparative and.
