Reflective Essay On Joint Studies

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I am a final year Law with History student; having joint studies has allowed me to expand my research base as I have completed two 10 credit history modules in stage 3. Independent research was vital as these modules required two 4,000 words papers. I learned how to look beyond what was required and come up with original arguments.
I have studied a variety of law courses including Criminal law Grade B, Property Law B, EU law A, Private international law TBA, Company law B, Tort Law A, Contract Law B, Equity C, Administrative Law TBA , Law of Trusts TBA, Jurispudence TBA , I am also engaging in a clinical module named Human Rights education were I will actively teach children about human rights derived from the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights …show more content…

This method prepares students to think on their feet when the stakes are high in the courtroom, legislative chamber, or boardroom and to explore the underlying dynamics at play in a legal issue.
Two of these classes assessments were 20 page papers and it was here I learned how to be critical when solving problem questions. I studied international criminal law and learned about the ICC/ICTY. We studied crimes against humanity, genocide, and engaged in an assignment were we developed an answer to a problem question that was based in todays Syria.
While on exchange, I was elected treasure for the ‘The Connecticut Alliance of International Lawyers’ in which promotes diverse cultures. I was in charge with funding all events, budgeting and auditing reports. I worked in a group of 8 CALI members, were I was given the opportunity to build relationships with people from different cultures whilst successfully adapting to an unfamiliar environment, giving me great confidence to do this during my future career. Here I developed business awareness, I had to become familiar with a different commercial mind-frame, using dollars and negotiating on a US perspective.

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