The supporting statement is your opportunity to address the academic and any non-academic entry requirements as described in the prospectus. You should address the following:
Your academic interests and reasons for applying.
Your career objectives and any relevant non-academic achievements as well as any publications. Outline any other relevant experience including attendance at specialist workshops or short courses.
Research (MPhil/PhD etc.) applicants should state in which research areas or specific projects being offered by the department they are interested. You may attach a research proposal later in the application form.
LLM applicants should list the four subjects they wish to study. Applicants for other taught programmes, in particular flexible programmes, should indicate, where appropriate, the options/modules in which they are likely to be interested.
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