Immigration Law Program London Immigration, Refugee Law Courses London, UK

	English Legal System; Civil and Criminal liability
	Key concepts in immigration law; Evolution of UK immigration law; philosophy of citizenship and statelessness, the right of abode, acquiring British citizenship
	Evolution of the European Union, European law and rights of free movement The machinery of immigration control, the entry clearance system, control at ports of entry and the power of immigration officers, control after entry
	Visitors, students and other temporary categories of admission
	Admission for employment, the work-permit system and other categories of admission for work, business admissions, persons of independent means
	Admission of family members, spouses and fiancé(e)s, the "primary purpose" rule and its abolition, admission of children, admission of parents and grandparents and other relatives
	Returning residents and other miscellaneous categories of admission
	Deportation, grounds of deportation; illegal entry and removal powers; criminal offences
	Refugees and asylum, the UN Convention on the Status of Refugees; Protocol to the convention on refugees; Refugees and the immigration rules
	The immigration appeal system and other remedies, rights of appeal and practice and procedure in appeals, the role of judicial review and MPs representations
	The Asylum and Immigration Appeals Act 1993 and the Asylum and Immigration Act 1996, European Convention of Human Rights; Universal Declaration of Human Rights
	The Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
	Human Rights Act 1998
	Immigration rules and public funds

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Course name and number:	TAC-DC-LS-015 - Diploma in Immigration and Nationality Law
Course Fee:	Taught: Special Offer - was £445 - now £375. Deposit to enrol is £195 with the rest payable as 2 montly instalments of £90. (Discount if all fees are paid on or before the start of the course and then you only pay £345) Distance Learning: £328 (fees must be paid in full at time of enrolment)
Entry Requirements:	None - but students should be able to cope with advanced studies
Mode of Study:	Taught: on Saturdays 11am - 4pm Distance Learning (correspondence/home study)
Start Dates:	Taught: (TBA) Distance Learning: Start at any time
Duration:	Taught: 10 weeks Distance Learning: Guideline over 3 - 6 months, but this is flexible and students can study at their own pace