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In its recent report the Office of the independent Adjudicator (OIA) revealed that it had received 900 complaints in 2008, of which 734 were eligible for review under the OIA rules – a 22% increase on the previous year. The largest number of complaints were received from students on Business & Administrative Studies(148), subjects allied to Medicine (116) and Law (115) courses.

The OIA is the body responsible for handling complaints by students against higher education institutions after the universities internal complaints procedures have been exhausted.

QED Law has made requests to universities in England & Wales for information concerning the number of complaints made by law students since 2004 and will be publishing the data over the coming weeks.

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QED Law is offering a second programme of law revision seminars in August 2009.

Venue: University College London

Open to all students on LLB and GDL/CPE programmes.

Further information is posted HERE

“The seminars in Land and Tort were very useful. I shall most definitely be back for next year. I really do think the revision seminars last year helped towards my high 2:1.” Emily Hayes, LLB, University of Kent.

“The Criminal law seminar was outstanding. The information about how to tackle Criminal law questions was so well presented and easy to follow.” Lilian Zihni, LLB, University of London (External)

“I attended the revision courses for Equity & Trusts and Land Law. I received a First for these subjects and a First overall. Time and money well spent.” Tony Sheridan, LLB, Open University

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Places still available at all seminars. For more information – http://www.qedlaw.co.uk/revision2009.html –