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In order to test the qualities mentioned in the previous section, in the subject interview(s) we ask candidates to read a short legal text beforehand. ... All applicants for Law are required to take the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT).

As at other Colleges, applicants will be asked to take the ESAT (Engineering and Sciences Admissions Test). ... You must take the first sitting of the test, between 14-17 October.

This book will be of interest to students and scholars interested in how the history of economic thought can inform and progress development economics.

Candidates will have two subject interviews, one for each language. All interviews will include a test of your oral ability, except in the case of a language you wish to start ... Those who are following a non-literary syllabus in the sixth form should

However, the Sidgwick site – which includes such major faculty buildings as Classics, Economics, English, History, Law, and Modern Languages – was later created right next to Selwyn; and due to the steady

Sociology, Psychology and History). We ask all applicants to submit in advance two pieces of written work, and we may ask for a short test either at interview or before.

The Sidgwick Site – which houses faculties such as Law, Economics, English, History, Classics and Modern Languages – is right next to our gardens and accessible via a step free path from the

The Sidgwick site – with faculties such as Law, Economics, English, History, Classics and Modern Languages – is at the bottom of our garden.

Dr Christopher Briggs is an Associate Professor in Medieval British Social and Economic History.

Students must be enthusiastic and independent. They must combine a love of Geography with an eagerness to develop and test their own opinions about a variety of topics concerning our physical