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Learning support

How is this affected by coronavirus?

For the latest information, please refer to the university's coronavirus web page. *These provisions may change.

Each student has regular meetings with their personal tutor.
One-to-one assistance, webinars and group study skills sessions available. Study skills sessions include effective note taking.
Other study skills covered include presentation skills, revision and exam technique.
Online study skills support has dyslexia support material and top tips videos.

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Health Services

ULaw’s Welfare Service can provide advice, guidance and support.
Guidance available on lifestyle changes and self-help strategies to improve wellbeing.
The universities Welfare Service can also liaise with personal tutors and recommend appropriate ongoing support.

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Disability support

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Confidential, professional and accessible service to ensure student needs are met.
Personal campus visits can be arranged for applicants.

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Bursaries and scholarships

Awards for September 2021 are to be confirmed. All awards shown are for January 2021 entry.

Lord Blunkett Widening Access award: up to 15 awards of £1,000 for students in Year 1 who meet ULaw’s widening participation criteria.
Law First scholarships: five awards of £2,000 for students in Year 1 who meet ULaw’s widening participation criteria.
The Lawyer 2B Creative Thinking award: a full-fee award for students in Year 1 who meet ULaw’s widening participation criteria.
Law for All bursary: up to 15 awards of £1,000, through nomination by a ULaw partner or college.

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