UCLAN IN MAURITIUS
UCLAN IN COLLABORATION WITH UOM ENTERPRISE LTD
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The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is delighted to announce the expansion of its collaboration with UOM Enterprise for the delivery of UCLan courses in Mauritius. The expansion is in the areas of Law, and Construction, where Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes will be offered.
UOM Enterprise (UOME) was created in 2010 by the UOM Trust and is registered with the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) as a post-secondary educational institution. UOME entered into a partnership with the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) UK in 2011 to deliver numerous courses in Mauritius.
Undergraduate courses
1. LLB (Hons) with English Law
Duration : 3 Years
Delivery mode: Full Time
The LLB (Hons) with English Law is a Qualifying Law Degree for the purposes of practice in the UK and enables students to go on to the professional stages of legal training by way of the Bar Professional Training Course. The aim of the course is to offer the opportunity for intellectual development, to acquire fundamental legal and language knowledge for progression into the legal profession, the wider employment market or further study and to provide flexibility in developing specialised interests.
Staffs from Lancashire Law School at UCLan and from the University of Mauritius as well as having visiting lecturers from relevant academic and practice areas. Lancashire Law School is ranked in the world’s top 200 institutions for the subject law (2012 QS World University Rankings) and amongst its staff are internationally renowned research experts, award winning teachers and legal professionals. Teaching will take place in newly refurbished rooms with state-of-the-art equipment. At UCLan we also provide our students with extensive online resources and you will be supported on each module by a virtual learning environment.
A comprehensive and accurate knowledge and understanding of the detail of legal rules, including theoretical issues pertinent to any of the substantive areas of law studied and their relationship to relevant economic, social, commercial, political, European, African and international contexts.
2. LLB (Hons) with English & Mauritian Law
Duration: 3 Years
Delivery mode: Full Time
The LLB (Hons) with English and Mauritian Law is a Qualifying Law Degree for the purposes of practice in the UK and enables you to go on to the professional stages of legal training by way of the Bar Professional Training Course. This LLB will give you a detailed understanding of both English and Mauritian law and legal systems equipping you with employability skills relevant to a broad range of disciplines and countries. The programme is aimed specifically at those students who wish to work in an environment such as Mauritius where English and Mauritian law are combined. At UCLan we also provide our students with extensive online resources and you will be supported on each module by a virtual learning environment.
This programme will help you to demonstrate a comprehensive and accurate knowledge and understanding of the detail of legal rules, including theoretical issues pertinent to any of the substantive areas of law studied and their relationship to relevant economic, social, commercial, political, European, African and international contexts.
Postgraduate courses
1. MSc Project Management
Duration : 18 Months Part Time
Delivery mode: PT – Block sessions
Project manager is the person in overall charge of the planning and execution of a particular project. The role of project manager is a challenging and complex task relating leadership, teamwork and project control in a variety of situations, global locations and applications.
Course Outline:
The MSc in Project Management is designed for those who wish to develop their project management skills and abilities. It focuses upon the project management knowledge areas, processes, and the resolution of complex problems encountered in contemporary project environments. Leadership and team working skills essential in today’s global workplace. Students are given opportunities to develop research skills that are suited to their working environment and general interest in the project management process.
Entry requirements:
A bachelors degree of 2:2 classification or higher in a relevant area or appropriate professional experience
2. LLM in Financial and Commercial Law
Duration : 18 Months
Delivery mode: Part Time -Predominantly block sessions
The LLM in Financial and Commercial Law will enable students to develop their academic ability to further develop their careers and to assist them in making a positive contribution to the wider, global and national community.
This course facilitates a critical awareness of current issues in the financial and business environment, informed by cutting edge research and practice. Through the use of seminar- based learning, students will develop a systematic understanding and critical appreciation of the complex legal, economic and political issues surrounding international trade relations, global business and their regulations.
Entry requirements:
A bachelors degree of 2:2 classification or above or professional experience.
3. LLM International Business Law (with a pathway in Commercial Arbitration)
Duration : 18 Months
Delivery mode: Part Time – Predominantly block sessions
UCLan’s LLM International Business Law (with a pathway in Commercial Arbitration) course provides students with the analytical and reflective skills required in the competitive domain of international business law. On completion of this course students will be equipped with the transferable skills that are essential in the modern workplace and are crucial to effective leadership, such as negotiation, problem solving and dispute resolution. Successful candidates will graduate with a recognised postgraduate qualification in International Business Law.
Entry requirements
An undergraduate honours class degree 2:2 or above in law or a professional qualification in law deemed to be degree equivalent. (Other qualifications or specific professional training and/or experience may also be considered if applicant is able to demonstrate his/her suitability for the course and to provide evidence as appropriate. Such applicants may be interviewed).
