Course: Introduction to Studying Law

Watch this video for suggested answers to the ‘Using the RADAR Fraemwork’ task. You should have attempted this task before watching this video.

This activity discusses assisted suicide, a topic that some students may find distressing. You were asked to answer three questions about the article “Diane Pretty Loses Right to Die Case”. …

In this module, you will explore the importance of critical thinking and critical reading. You will then learn about a useful framework that can help you evaluate the reliability of …

By the end of this activity and its associated steps you should be able to: • Identify ways in which the law has an impact on daily life • Explain …

Welcome to Week 2. After looking at critical thinking in Week 1, we move now to an Introduction to Legal Concepts and Skills. If you choose to pursue a degree …

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By the end of this unit and its associated tasks you should be (better) able to: • Understand the role of sampling. • Evaluate probability and non-probability sampling. • Distinguish …

In this module, you will explore the importance of quantitative research strategies and appropriate sampling methods/techniques. When you carry out a piece of research in your law studies, you may …

This video is narrated by Amanda Lee, one of the lecturers who teaches on the International Foundation Programme in Law at the University of Law. In this video you will …

This video explains the difference between legal, moral and social duties and explores how the different types of duty relate to each other. Take notes as you watch the video …

This video takes you through the photographs that you were asked to consider and answers three questions about each: What activity or activities are taking place? What sort of laws …