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Eleanor S.
Kings College London - International Commercial and Financial Law (LLM) (Masters)
I am currently a postgraduate law student at King’s College London studying International. Commercial Law. I studied undergraduate law at the University of Exeter. I chose law because I enjoy studying how systems of rules adapt to changes in comme...
£47-£49
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5 / 5
17 reviews
304 lessons
Eleanor S.
Kings College London - International Commercial and Financial Law (LLM) (Masters)
I am currently a postgraduate law student at King’s College London studying International. Commercial Law. I studied undergraduate law at the University of Exeter. I chose law because I enjoy studying how systems of rules adapt to changes in comme...
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Sam W.
Bristol - Economics and Management BSc (Bachelors)
£22-£27
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0 / 5
0 reviews
24 lessons
Sam W.
Bristol - Economics and Management BSc (Bachelors)
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Anisa B.
Leicester - Medicine (MBChB) (Bachelors)
Enthusiastic medical student, hoping to help students reach their full potential
£37-£39
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5 / 5
55 reviews
325 lessons
Anisa B.
Leicester - Medicine (MBChB) (Bachelors)
Enthusiastic medical student, hoping to help students reach their full potential
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Dominic B.
Glasgow - Economics MA (SocSci) (Bachelors)
.My name is Dominic, I'm an Economics student at the University of Glasgow, studying electives of French and Politics alongside my degree.
£47-£49
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4.8 / 5
30 reviews
339 lessons
Dominic B.
Glasgow - Economics MA (SocSci) (Bachelors)
.My name is Dominic, I'm an Economics student at the University of Glasgow, studying electives of French and Politics alongside my degree.
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Patricia O.
Exeter - BSc. Applied Finance (Bachelors)
JPMorgan Degree Apprentice, currently studying Applied Finance at the University of Exeter.
£47-£49
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5 / 5
370 reviews
2877 lessons
Patricia O.
Exeter - BSc. Applied Finance (Bachelors)
JPMorgan Degree Apprentice, currently studying Applied Finance at the University of Exeter.
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Kieran P.
Warwick - BSc Economics (Bachelors)
£47-£49
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4 / 5
1 reviews
25 lessons
Kieran P.
Warwick - BSc Economics (Bachelors)
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