The University of Birmingham is one of the UK's leading universities, a campus university with the advantage of easy access to a modern European city. Birmingham Law School was ranked 9th in the country in 2007 by the Guardian newspaper and is renowned for the quality of its teaching and research.

The School's Mr Gavin Byrne, CSET Lecturer in Property Law, will be in Tanzania from 29th April to 2nd May 2008. He will be available in our office from 8am to 6pm on Tuesday 30th April to speak to any students interested in studying Law in the United Kingdom at either undergraduate or postgraduate level.

We offer the following undergraduate programmes. Please enquire for details of scholarships available to undergraduate international students:

			LLB Law
			LLB Law with Business
			LLB Law with French
			LLB Law with German
			LLB for Graduates

We offer the following taught postgraduate programmes.  Please enquire for details of scholarships available to postgraduate international students:

			LLM in Commercial Law
			LLM in International Commercial Law
			LLM in Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
			LLM in European Law
			The General LLM

Gavin Byrne would also like to meet with any Alumni of Birmingham Law School currently living and working in Tanzania. He is contactable through our office or at the Moevenpick Royal Palm Hotel where he is staying from the 29th April until the 2nd May 2008. You can contact him for information about appointments via email at G.D.Byrne@bham.ac.uk.

You can also contact the Admissions & Recruitment Officer, Mrs Joanne Thacker, at J.Thacker@bham.ac.uk. or Emile Kivugo at our office.