Margaret Bennett Scholarship for North African Women: Margaret Bennett is an LSE graduate (LLM,1968) who has established an endowed scholarship. The scholarship has a value of £5,000.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria

This scholarship is available to support female students from North Africa intending to study for the LLM.

How to apply

This scholarship will be awarded on the basis of information submitted via the online application form for the Graduate Support Scheme.

If you have not submitted an application, you should now complete the online Graduate Support Scheme form in order to be considered.

Application deadline is May every year.

For more information and application, see website: Margaret Bennett Scholarship for North African Women

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BPP LLM Scholarships: You can apply for a scholarship for the LLM in Commercial Law, the LLM in International Business Law or the LLM in Professional Legal Practice.

Value: Up to £1,000 for home students and up to £3,000 for international students following the LLM in Commercial Law or the LLM in International Business Law.

Number of funded places: Generous – the actual number will depend on the calibre of applicants.

Eligibility requirements: All applicants are considered on an individual basis for suitability.

Application instructions: To apply for a scholarship, please complete the application form at the BPP Law School website.

Additional information: As there are a high number of scholarships available, it is recommended that you apply for a scholarship at the same time as applying for the programme.

BPP guarantees that you will know if you have been awarded a scholarship before you have to accept your LLM offer.

For further details and application forms, see: BPP LLM Scholarships – LLM in Commercial Law Scholarships – LLM in International Business Scholarships

BPP LLM announces Scholarships

BPP LLM Scholarships: You can apply for a scholarship for the LLM in Commercial Law, the LLM in International Business Law or the LLM in Professional Legal Practice.

Value: Up to £1,000 for home students and up to £3,000 for international students following the LLM in Commercial Law or the LLM in International Business Law.

Number of funded places: Generous – the actual number will depend on the calibre of applicants.

Eligibility requirements: All applicants are considered on an individual basis for suitability.

Application instructions: To apply for a scholarship, please complete the application form at the BPP Law School website.

Additional information: As there are a high number of scholarships available, it is recommended that you apply for a scholarship at the same time as applying for the programme.

BPP guarantees that you will know if you have been awarded a scholarship before you have to accept your LLM offer.

For further details and application forms, see: BPP LLM Scholarships – LLM in Commercial Law Scholarships – LLM in International Business Scholarships

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He is now undertaking masters of laws at Makerere University. Our reporters have established that Mbidde is undertaking the following course units: Corporate finance law, Legal control of natural resources, the law of treaties, environmental law and policy, international and regional human rights.

Mbidde according to our sources was admitted on the course during the academic year 2011/12. He brags that after his masters degree he will study PhD.

We have over heard him telling his pals that the reasons why he is doing LLM is to increase on the trust of his clients of Mbidde and Company advocates who themselves are multinational in nature.

Being a senior partner, the instruction available to his law firm require further incite to the rhyme of corporate financing and natural resource governance in Uganda.

Then finally Mbidde is currently deeply engaged in cross boader litigation having cases pending in the EAC court of justice and one about to be taken to the African court on humans and people’s rights.

Sources say that the study of masters in laws degree will create more comfort with him in terms of handling the above. We hope Mbidde is not eyeing the presidency!

By Doreen Nakyanzi

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