Students will be able to turn their Bar Vocational Course (BVC) into a Masters degree under new proposals to widen access to the Bar, in one of 57 proposals unveiled in a report by Lord Neuberger. The proposals, which were announced last year a month earlier than expected, would allow students who do not secure a pupillage to turn their BVC into a Masters.
April 16, 2008 at 09:10 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Students will be able to turn their Bar Vocational Course (BVC) into a Masters degree under new proposals to widen access to the Bar, in one of 57 proposals unveiled in a report by Lord Neuberger.
The proposals, which were announced last year a month earlier than expected, would allow students who do not secure a pupillage to turn their BVC into a Masters.
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