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Recruitment has begun to the Diploma in English Law and Practical Legal Skills (DELLS), organised and taught by Juris Angliae Scientia (JAS) and the British Law Centre (BLC). It’s members include Lord Carnwath of the UK’s Supreme Court, academic staff of Cambridge University Law Faculty and other distinguished members of the judiciary and academia.
The Diploma is taught at the University of Wroclaw (WPAiE) during 8 monthly teaching visits between November-June. Each visit lasts for 4 hours and is delivered in an interactive and practical manner by experienced British lawyers and academics. Additional contact time with the teaching team, plus additional lectures, written and video materials are available via a dedicated website.
The Diploma teaches core aspects of English law (inc. constitutional law, contract law, torts and trusts) and uses practical exercises to help students develop a portfolio of practical legal skills (inc. legal writing, litigation strategy, oral and written advocacy, contract negotiations/drafting etc.).
The Diploma is designed for law students or anyone wishing to broaden their horizons and improve their English language, whilst learning substantive law and practical legal skills.
Recruitment is underway for the Diploma starting in November 2020. Places are limited due to the small-group methodology adopted, so early applications are advised. Total fees for the Diploma and materials are €599 for full-time students, but a reduced “earlybird fee” (€525) applies for a limited period.
 
If you would like to speak directly to some of the teachers and hear more about the organisation of the Diploma, please click the link below to join a live online information/Q&A session dedicated to the Diploma at UWr WPAiE. The meeting takes place on Monday 1st June June at 18.00-18.45, but prior registration is required.
 
Click to register for the Info/Q&A meeting
 
If you are unable to attend the info/Q&A session, you can still visit the Diploma website for further details or to contact the organisers. You may also like to visit the BLC’s Facebook page.