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Category: Edinburgh Law School

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Spotlight on Learn Foundations: How well do we know our courses in Learn?

12th June 201919th June 2019IAD user

Mini-series: Including yourself in inclusivity – A role for all of us

9th May 201921st May 2019IAD user

Access to the Professions: Inspiring and engaging students in secondary state schools

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Why community engagement matters

27th February 201815th March 2018IAD user

Cross-disciplinary design: the Hunter Square Project

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“It’s a Wonderful Workshop”: innovative tutor training for the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice

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Highlights from Edinburgh Law School

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