PG Law Programme Year Planner September 2022-23
Please note, this year planner does not apply to the Management of Intellectual Property MSc, Trade Mark Law and Practice PG Cert, Intellectual Property Law PG Cert, Paris LLM and Online programmes.
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Enrolment
From mid-August 2022: Enrolment
- Your Admissions team will confirm your place and invite you to complete Online Enrolment via MySIS
19 September 2022: Student ID Card Collection
- Online Enrolment must be completed prior
- Registry will send an email with a 5 minute timeslot to collect the ID card. Emails will be sent after 14 September 2022
Induction
19 – 30 September 2022: PG Law Induction (2 weeks)
A schedule will be available later summer. The induction programme is designed to:
- welcome students onto their programme of study
- meet the academic and professional services staff and fellow students on your programme
- module selection – information and guidance
- learn how to use QMplus online virtual learning
- meet the Career teams
- intro to Library facilities
- Academic skills sessions
Semester 1 (A22): 03 October – 16 December 2022
During this period you will be attending lectures and tutorials arranged across two Study Blocks A & B
03 October – 04 November 2022: Teaching Period Sem 1 Study Block A (A22)
- Study Block A (15 credit modules) and
- Study Block A (30 credit modules)
07 - 10 November 2022: Study Week (no teaching)
14 November – 16 December 2022: Teaching Period Sem 1 Study Block B (A22)
- Study Block B (15 credit modules) and
- Study Block B (30 credit modules continues)
19 December - 22 December 2022: Study Week
Semester 2 (B22): 03 January – 06 April 2023
03 – 04 January 2023: Study Period
05 – 20 January 2023: Online Examination Period (Semester 1 modules)
20 January 2023: Course Essay Submission (Semester 1 modules)
23 January – 06 April 2023: Teaching Period Sem 2 (B22)
- During this period you will be attending lectures and tutorials arranged across two Study Blocks C & D
- Dissertation allocation and first supervisory meeting to commence
23 January – 24 February 2023: Teaching Period Sem 2 Study Block C (B22):
- Study Block C (15 credit modules) and
- Study Block C (30 credit modules)
27 February - 03 March 2023: Study Week (no teaching for Law modules only)
06 – 10 March 2023: Study Week (no teaching of Finance/Economic modules only)
applicable to MSc Law and Finance / LLM Law and Economics only
06 March – 06 April 2023: Teaching Period Sem 2 Study Block (B22
- Study Block D (15 credit modules) and
- Study Block D (30 credit modules continue)
11 – 14 April 2023: use this time to consolidate and develop the work you have done in your second teaching period
14 April 2023: Teaching Ends: for Finance/Economic modules – applicable to MSc Law and Finance / LLM Law and Economics
Semester 3 (C22): 02 May – 07 July 2023
2 May - 3 May 2023: Study period
04 May - 02 June 2023: Online Examination Period (Semester 2 modules)
19 May 2023: Course Essay Submission no later than 10am (Semester 2 modules)
05 June – 07 July 2023: Teaching Period Sem 3 (C22):
- During this period you will be attending lectures and tutorials across 5 weeks of teaching
- Dissertation - continue working with allocated supervisor
10 July – 25 August 2023: Dissertation writing up and completion period
07 August – 18 August 2023: Online Examination Period: Semester 3 modules
07 August – 18 August 2023: Late Summer Resit Period: Semester 1 & 2 modules
18 August 2023: Late Summer Resit Period: Semester 1 & 2 modules
- Course Essay Submission no later than 10am
25 August 2023: Course Essay Submission: Semester 3 modules
25 August 2023: Dissertation Submission
04 - 19 January 2024: Resit period: Examination Period: Semester 3 modules
December 2023 (TBC): Graduation Ceremonies
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