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Leeds Law School

Social media posts from our final year graduates

Students from Leeds Law School have marked the end of this academic year and their degree’s by posting celebratory messages on LinkedIn.

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Leeds Law School

Published on 03 Aug 2021

student with arms in the air outside city campus building

It was great to see and hear that our students have had such a good time with us and well done to all of the staff who have supported all of the student journeys.

From all of us at Leeds Law School, THANK YOU to all our students who have played such a big part in creating and supporting our community. We wish you all the very best for the future.

^ LLB (Hons) Law students, Niamh Burke and Danielle McGrath, discuss handing in their assignments and reflecting on the dedication and teaching they have received throughout their time at Leeds Beckett. Both Niamh and Danielle plan to continue their studies in September, as well as Niamh working full-time as a Legal Assistant.

^ LLB (Hons) Law student, Leah Scarth, discusses handing in her final assignment and how her tutors helped her to adapt to working from home during the pandemic. Natalie Heather Ball who studied both the LLB (Hons) and Legal Practice Course (LPC) with Leeds Law School talks about balancing her full-time Paralegal role with part-time studies.

^ LLB (Hons) Law with International Business student, Martina Boccia, and LLB (Hons) Law student, Zainab Asmal, reflect on completing their degrees. They highlight how they overcame adversity and finished with success by having close friends and supportive lecturers to help them through a very challenging time.

We wish all of our graduates’ tremendous success in the future, and we would love it if you would stay in touch.

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