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In 2003, after eight years of teaching, Michael relocated to Ireland and graduated with an LL.M (Hons) degree from University College Cork in 2011. In 2013, Michael was awarded a Law Faculty PhD scholarship and is currently undertaking doctoral research within the area of EU economic and monetary union reform and its effects on national constitutionalism.
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PhD Law Student at UCC Monday, 21 October 2013 09:56 Interview with Leona O'Brien - student at UCC. Why did you decide to study law? I had previously studied Business at Cork Institute of Technology and I had law modules as part of the course.
The Law School is home to a thriving PhD programme. Reflecting the School’s international reputation for research excellence, the PhD programme has expanded in recent years and now hosts more than 40 international graduate students, many of whom are the recipients of prestigious scholarship awards.
The Faculty of Law has held the Sixth Roll Call Ceremony for students admitted to pursue Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree programme at the University.
Professor Caroline Fennell holds a BCL from UCC, an LLM from Osgoode Hall, Canada, a Ph.D. from the University of Wales, and is a qualified Barrister. She is a Member of the Royal Irish Academy. She was appointed Professor of Law in UCC in 2001. She has been Dean of the Law Faculty in UCC from 1996-1999, Acting Head of the College of Business.
Fiona Donson (Administrative Law and Justice, Children's Rights, Children of Prisoners, Penology). Fiona is a graduate of Leicester University (LLB 1988), Queen's University, Canada (LLM 1989), King's College London (PhD 1997). She is currently the Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights in the Law School, UCC.
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The opportunity to undertake advanced legal research at one of the world's best law schools. Current PhD students in the Law Department are listed below (alphabetically by surname). Click on the student's name for further details. For more information about our research interests, see Research. See.
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About. I am PhD Candidate in the School of Law at University College Cork under the supervision of Dr Fiona Donson and Professor Mark Poustie. I hold a UCC PhD Scholarship for my research in the area of proportionality in the judicial review of administrative action in cases concerning rights.
University Closure - Coronavirus (COVID-19) Safety Update. Following Government directives that higher education institutions should close, UCC’s physical campus will be closed from 12 March until 5 May.UCC remains open online, as staff work remotely.
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The GDL is a conversion course which brings non-law graduates up to speed on legal knowledge. The course takes one year if studied full time and two years part time. You'll need at least a 2:2 degree in any subject to be accepted on to a course. Applications for full-time study are made through the.
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