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09<br />

Distinguished<br />

Teaching Fellowship<br />

Team Awards<br />

2014-15<br />

Law Clinic<br />

Dr Gráinne McKeever, Dr Esther<br />

McGuiness, Dr Eugene McNamee,<br />

Kathy Sinclair, Ciarán White<br />

and Emile Daly<br />

Belfast/Jordanstown –<br />

Monday 15 December, 11.00am<br />

Ulster University Law Clinic staff forming<br />

the core teaching team for the LLM Clinical<br />

Legal Education (CLE), are being recognised<br />

for developing a new, innovative model of<br />

postgraduate legal education which is<br />

unique in the UK and Ireland.<br />

The programme trains postgraduate<br />

students in the legal skills required to<br />

provide advice and advocacy to members<br />

of the public regarding social security and<br />

employment law. Students undertake<br />

placements with the University’s in-house,<br />

public-facing Ulster University Law Clinic, as<br />

well as placements with external partners.<br />

The LLM CLE is a student-centred, skillsbased<br />

course which aims to: help meet<br />

user need for advice and representation<br />

before social security and industrial/fair<br />

employment tribunals; respond to student<br />

demand for relevant knowledge-based but<br />

skills-enhancing postgraduate courses;<br />

and develop research and expertise aligned<br />

postgraduate teaching opportunities for<br />

Law School staff.<br />

The programme and the Clinic have<br />

transformed the student learning experience<br />

from one where students receive legal<br />

information to one where they are actively<br />

engaged in the development and application<br />

of new legal information, the generation of<br />

new jurisprudence and the strategic<br />

development of legal services.

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