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Internship Experience UK 2023
Online

Runs from Monday, June 26 to Thursday, June 29.

Join our four-day virtual internship programme (26th - 29th June) and fast track to a career of your choice this summer.

More information | Tags: Undergraduate Postgraduate Careers Event External Event |
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Seminar: Constitutional Legacies and Emancipation in a Comparative Perspective
Oxford Brookes University

A discussion of aspects of the constitutional legacies and legal emancipation in the Commonwealth Caribbean and South Africa.

You are invited to join the British Association of Comparative Law annual seminar when our three speakers will discuss aspects of the constitutional legacies and legal emancipation in the Commonwealth Caribbean and South Africa and highlight internal and external factors shaping local legal development.

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