DISTINGUISHED VISITORS SCHEME

The School of Law operates a visiting scholars scheme, with a view to encouraging lawyers of high standing, from an academic or practical background, to spend time on campus. Visitors are encouraged to participate in the teaching programme. They are also expected to deliver a staff seminar or a public lecture during their stay. An office and a computer will usually be made available to the visitor. If this is not possible visitors will be allocated carrel space in the library and given access to the computers in the library and computer room. All visitors will be given access to the library and borrowing rights. Accommodation is not offered free of charge, but a staff house or guest room may be available to rent at staff rates.

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Name of Candidate:

Date and place of birth:

Permanent Postal Address:

Present appointment held:

Major research interest:

 Academic and general record,
with dates (regarding education
and appointments held)

 Names and addresses of two referees:

 Publications: Please attach list if necessary

 Period of visit applied for:

Would you be willing to accept a
shorter period?

Purpose of visit:

Would you require any payment
during the period of appointment?

Would you require any of the following:

An office
A computer
Secretarial assistance
Accommodation

Would you be prepared to teach
undergraduates or postgraduate
students?

If so, subjects and number of hours
proposed:
(a detailed statement is required)

Would you be prepared to give a Staff Seminar?

If so, subject proposed for the Staff Seminar:
(a detailed statement is required)

Would you be prepared to give a Public Lecture?

If so, subject proposed for the Public Lecture:
(a detailed statement is required)

I agree to pay all charges for telephone calls, facsimile, post, and photocopying incurred without the express permission of the Head of School of Law during the visiting scholarship.

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