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Information Compliance Officer Dr James Knapton Information Compliance Officer Jamie Knightly By email Reference: FOI-2018-323 5 June 2018 Dear Mr Knightly, Your request was received on 6 May 2018 and I am dealing with it under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (‘the Act’). You asked: I would like to request the following admission statistics for the LLM and MCL programme in the Faculty of Law for 2018; -The undergraduate institution they attended. -Whether or not an offer was made. The requested information is attached. Please note that the attached document should not be copied, reproduced or used except in accordance with the law of copyright. If you are unhappy with the service you have received in relation to your request and wish to make a complaint or request an internal review of this decision, you should contact us quoting the reference number above. The University would normally expect to receive your request for an internal review within 40 working days of the date of this letter and reserves the right not to review a decision where there has been undue delay in raising a complaint. If you are not content with the outcome of your review, you may apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a decision. Generally, the Information Commissioner cannot make a decision unless you have exhausted the complaints procedure provided by the University. The Information Commissioner may be contacted at: The Information Commissioner’s Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF (https://ico.org.uk/). The Old Schools Trinity Lane Cambridge, CB2 1TN Tel: +44 (0) 1223 764142 Fax: +44 (0) 1223 332332 Email: [email protected] www.cam.ac.uk Yours sincerely, James Knapton Course for which applicant applied Applicant's University Offer Made? LLM National Law University, Jodhpur No LLM University of Bristol No LLM University of Cambridge No LLM Staffordshire University International Programme No LLM Beirut Arab University No LLM Ghent University No LLM University of the Philippines No LLM IBMEC Yes LLM Babcock University No LLM University of Geneva No LLM University of Buckingham No LLM McGill University No LLM Mody University No LLM University of Delhi No LLM National Law University, Jodhpur No LLM National Law University, Delhi Yes LLM Queen Mary University of London No LLM University of Aberdeen No LLM University of Northampton No LLM Babcock University No LLM Moi University No LLM Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology No LLM Isra University No LLM Durham University No LLM Cardiff University No LLM University of Strasbourg III (years 1 and 2) Universite de Paris II (year 3) No LLM Symbiosis International University Yes LLM Central University of Finance and Economics No LLM National and Kapodistrian University of Athens No LLM Amity University No LLM The Northcap University No LLM McGill University Yes LLM University College London No LLM National Law University, Delhi No LLM Guru Gobind Singh Indraprasatha University No LLM Southampton Solent University No LLM University of Delhi No LLM Uganda Pentecostal University No LLM University of Ghana No LLM Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow No LLM Universidad del Rosario Yes LLM Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Yes LLM Universidad de Especialidades Espiritu Santo No LLM Kardan University No LLM University of Costa Rica Yes LLM University of Cambridge Yes LLM Ruaha Catholic University No LLM University of Liverpool Yes LLM University of Edinburgh Yes LLM University of Mumbai Yes LLM Karnataka State Law University No LLM Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Yes LLM Southampton Solent University No LLM Queen Mary University of London Yes LLM Makerere University No LLM University of Benin No LLM University of Leeds No LLM Harvard University Yes LLM University of Brighton No LLM University of Hamburg No LLM University of Madras No LLM University of Luxembourg No LLM LSE No LLM Zhongnan University of Economics and Law Yes LLM Sciences Po Yes LLM Symbiosis International University No LLM University of Guyana No LLM Kiev T G Shevchenko State University No LLM University of Technology Sydney Yes LLM University of New South Wales Yes LLM University of Pune No LLM Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile No LLM Universite Saint-Louis Bruxelles No LLM The Hague University of Applied Sciences Yes LLM University of Malta Yes LLM KIIT University No LLM ICFAI Business School (IBS) No LLM University of Pune No LLM King's College London No LLM Universidade de Sao Paulo Yes LLM Universidade de Brasilia Yes LLM University of Novi Sad Yes LLM University of Canterbury No LLM BPP Law School No LLM University of Sydney Yes LLM SOAS No LLM Uganda Christian University Yes LLM KIIT University No LLM Australian National University Yes LLM University of Oxford Yes LLM University of Basel No LLM Staffordshire University No LLM Koc University Yes LLM University of British Columbia Yes LLM NALSAR University of Law No LLM Universite de Paris X No LLM Guru Gobind Singh Indraprasatha University No LLM Fourah Bay College No LLM Laval University Yes LLM Uganda Christian University No LLM Benson Idahosa University No LLM University of Technology Sydney Yes LLM King's College London Yes LLM National Law University, Delhi No LLM WB National University of Juridical Sciences No LLM National Law University, Jodhpur No LLM National Law School of India University Yes LLM National University of Juridical Sciences No LLM WB National University of Juridical Sciences No LLM University of York No LLM University of Cambridge Yes LLM University of Ottawa Yes LLM Symbiosis International University No LLM University of Manchester Yes LLM Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat No LLM BPP Law School Yes LLM Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University No LLM NALSAR University of Law No LLM University of Western Australia No LLM University of Cambridge No LLM University of the West Indies Barbados No LLM Universidade de Sao Paulo Yes LLM Lancaster University No LLM O.P. Jindal Global University No LLM Universidad de Carabobo Yes LLM Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile No LLM Trinity College Dublin No LLM Université Libre de Bruxelles (years 1 & 2) and Université Catholique de Louvain (years 3 & 4) No LLM Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich No LLM University College Cork No LLM Maastricht University No LLM Dar Al-Hekma University No LLM The University of Law Yes LLM University of Auckland Yes LLM North-West University Potchefstroom Campus Yes LLM Monash University Yes LLM Beijing Foreign Studies University No LLM University of Tirana No LLM Koc University Yes LLM University of Hull No LLM University of Melbourne Yes LLM University of San Carlos No LLM LSE Yes LLM Trinity College Dublin No LLM University of Edinburgh No LLM University of Cambridge Yes LLM University of Sheffield Yes LLM University of the Bahamas No LLM University College Dublin No LLM Escuela Libre de Derecho No LLM Flinders University of South Australia No LLM The Hague University of Applied Sciences No LLM WB National University of Juridical Sciences Yes LLM Loyola University Yes LLM University of Liverpool No LLM University of Bristol No LLM LSE No LLM University of Cambridge No LLM Odessa Law Academy Yes LLM National Law University, Jodhpur No LLM City University of Hong Kong No LLM Punjabi University, Patiala No LLM National Law School of India University Yes LLM National Law University, Delhi Yes LLM University of Pune Yes LLM Universite de Montreal No LLM Yaroslaw The Wise Law Academy of Ukraine Yes LLM University of Oxford Yes LLM Wuhan University Yes LLM Shanghai Maritime University No LLM Zhongshan (Sun Yatsen) University No LLM China University of Political Science and Law No LLM South China Normal University No LLM National Tsing Hua University No LLM University of East Anglia No LLM University of Hong Kong Yes LLM Universite de Montpellier I No LLM University of Hong Kong Yes LLM Montesquieu University (aka Bordeaux IV) No LLM University of Cambridge Yes LLM Punjabi University, Patiala No LLM Chulalongkorn University Yes LLM University of Juba No LLM University of Law No LLM University of Cambridge No LLM National Law University, Jodhpur No LLM Gujarat National Law University Yes LLM Symbiosis International University No LLM University College London No LLM LSE No LLM University of Auckland No LLM University of Hertfordshire No LLM Tarumanagara University No LLM Bar-Ilan University No LLM Durham University No LLM Whittier Law School No LLM Mzumbe University No LLM University of Central Lancashire No LLM Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile No LLM University of Queensland No LLM University of Sydney No LLM University of Law No LLM University of the West Indies Cave Hill No LLM University of Adelaide Yes LLM University of Oxford Yes LLM Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Yes LLM Ateneo de Manila University No LLM University of Ottawa Yes LLM University of Aberdeen No LLM University of Stirling Yes LLM O.P. Jindal Global University Yes LLM University of Sheffield Yes LLM University College Dublin No LLM Guru Gobind Singh Indraprasatha University No LLM National Law University, Jodhpur Yes LLM University of London International Programme No LLM San Beda College Yes LLM University of Western Australia Yes LLM University of Keele No LLM Amity University No LLM Universite de Paris X No LLM City University London Yes LLM Catholic University of Leuven No LLM Catholic University of Leuven Yes LLM Ghent University No LLM Universidade de Sao Paulo Yes LLM Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos No
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