School of Law

International Partnerships

Bangor University Law School works continuously to instigate and to develop partnership arrangements with a number of leading international universities and institutions.

These partnerships enable us to foster a collaborative relationship with other institutions and to exchange knowledge with legal experts from across the world, thereby enhancing the learning experience of our students.

To date, we have established partnerships in:

China

Renmin University of China, Beijing

Fudan University, Shanghai

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai

China University of Political Science & Law (CUPL), Beijing

Central South University, Hunan

Nankai University, Nankai

Ocean University, Tsingdao

Shandong University, Shandong

Europe

As part of the European Commission’s Erasmus programme, we have partnerships with the following European institutions:

Institut Catholique d`Etudes Superieures, France (Teaching Exchange only)

Université Toulouse 1, France

Universidad Compultense de Madrid, Spain

Universidad de Cadiz, Spain (Teaching Exchange only)

Universidad Pontifica Comillas de Madrid (ICADE), Spain

Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, Germany

Undergraduates enrolled on one of the LLB Law / Modern Languages schemes will spend the third year of their studies at one of our partnering institutions through the Erasmus programme.

Professor Dermot Cahill, Head of Bangor Law School, with Professor Sylvaine Peruzzetto, Vice President of Université Toulouse I, and Madame Claudine Chambert, Director of International Mobility Office at Université Toulouse I, discussing partnership arrangements between both Law Schools.

India

ILS Law School, Pune

Symbiosis Law School, Pune

The ICFAI University , Dehradun

Guru Nanak Institute of Management, Delhi

Nepal

Kathmandu School of Law, Purbanchal University, Bhaktapur

USA

Each year, Bangor University Law School hosts the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC) / Southern Illinois University (SIU) Summer Law programme at Bangor.

2011 Summer Law Programme

Pictured with Dean Cahill (left of picture) are Dr Wei Shi, Aled Griffiths, Professor Howard Johnson, Professor Suzannah Linton, Dr Zhen Jing, Magistrate Ann McLaren (all of Bangor Law School), along with Professor Cindy Buys (SIU), Libby Johnson (UMKC), and SIU and UMKC Law students.

During their stay at Bangor, the students studied European Union Law and Intellectual Property Law and enjoyed a tour of the English Crown Courts at Chester where they sat in on a Facebook slander trial, held in the very Courtroom where the Moors Murderers were tried in April 1966.

For further information on how to gain your place on the programme, visit the UMKC website or contact Libby Johnson on johnsonea@umkc.edu.

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