The University of Law is to relocate its York branch to Leeds in September 2014, in order to be based in "the UK's newest legal hub". The University hopes to increase enrolment to around 600 students in Leeds in the next three years, according to president and provost Nigel Savage. There are currently 368 full and part-time students based in York.
July 08, 2013 at 12:46 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The University of Law is to relocate its York branch to Leeds in September 2014, in order to be based in “the UK’s newest legal hub”.
The University hopes to increase enrolment to around 600 students in Leeds in the next three years, according to president and provost Nigel Savage. There are currently 368 full and part-time students based in York.
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