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Social Sciences School of Law

Warwick Award points

Warwick Law School are trying to promote the Warwick Award (WA) to Law students this year.   One element of this is to increase the number of modules which carry WA points, and to ensure, where possible, modules are eligible for the top band of 10 points.    

Could you please let us know using the form below if your module teaches students reflective practice or includes reflection as part of your assessment please for this year and the past two years?  

If reflection is taught or assessed, then your module carries 10 Warwick Award points rather than 6 or 4 points (past students can claim retrospectively for modules they have taken since 2022).  

So far, I have the following modules as eligible for 10 points.  

  • Law, State and the Individual
  • Writing human wrongs
  • Comparative Human Rights
  • Art and cultural heritage law

The information on this form will be seen only by Sam Brown and Jane Bryan from WLS.


 
Reflective practice is taught/assessed in my module

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