?Investing in Britain: A critical analysis of foreign investment on environment and regulations and the impact on UK economy’.

Order Description
You will need to be clear in your introduction what legal insight this is offering and what you mean by impact on UK economy. Remember it is still a law assignment and one which requires critical analysis. So this promises to be good if you can clearly articulate what you mean by ‘impact’.

You need to ensure the work is geared towards meeting the learning outcomes, particularly the ability to critically analyse.

Therefore, your title should reflect the fact there will be some analysis involved.
The Criteria which I expected …

Content / Knowledge
Breadth / Depth & Integration of Sources
Analysis, Synthesis & Evaluation
Presentation of References

Outstanding
work
Outstanding presentation & clarity.
No significant grammatical / spelling errors.

Outstanding exploration of topic showing excellent knowledge & understanding.

Outstanding breadth & depth of sources used. Outstanding integration of sources into work.
Outstanding level of analysis, synthesis & evaluation
Highly developed / focused work.
Outstanding standard of referencing within text with accuracy to those on list.
Accurate list & use of recommended referencing system.

Excellent work
Excellent structure.
Fluent writing style with very few errors.

The Expectations;

Presentation & structure
Includes:
Content / Knowledge
Includes:
Breadth / Depth & Integration of Sources
Includes:
Analysis, Synthesis & Evaluation
Includes:
Presentation of References
Includes:

Structure work to review the key issues and/or writers in the areas

Relate this review to the arguments underlying the question

Combine elements in different patterns in a structure which follows development of the argument

Use of legal and academic language to best effect

Present work in an academic format with extensive use of footnotes and well designed formatting

Properly identify all legal or other relevant issues raised by the question

Attach appropriate emphasis to each issue depending upon its significance in the discussion

State the law or other sources accurately and in appropriate detail

Provide a confident evaluation of potentially complex or contradictory issues towards a well reasoned and supported conclusion
Demonstrate an extensive use of primary sources and secondary sources without over-reliance on secondary texts

Aim for a sharply focused evaluation of the issues raised by the question

Integrate supporting material very concisely and relevantly into your argument

Analysis:
Use your material to demonstrate your understanding of the significance of the different issues in the question

Synthesis:
Bring together the competing arguments within the question, providing an overall viewpoint in your conclusion

Evaluation:
Assess the validity of competing arguments, reflect and come to conclusions on the validity of different interpretations or approaches

Use a full range of footnotes to cite your references from a wide range of reading

Ensure an accurate approach to referencing using the full range of resources available within the recommended system

Include all references in your bibliography

**-Use the OSCOLA referencing system � information available on Studynet under Learning Resources and the Law Subject Toolkit
Key tips:

Ensure your work appears as well presented as possible by comparison with journal articles or other equivalent material you have researched

Spell check your work and check for grammar and sentence construction

Ensure your spell checker is set to English UK
Key tips:

Aim for a balance of appropriate detail highlighting the issues from your sources depending on the significance of the issue to the answer

Aim for both synthesis and evaluation in your answer highlighting and identify any possible approaches to apparently irresolvable issues
Key tips:

For a higher mark you will need to show evidence of extensive reading in primary sources

Research as widely as possible to find relevant material to support your answer outside of those supplied to you through the module.

Knowledge and Understanding

– A systematic, current and comprehensive in-depth knowledge of a number of specialist legal concepts relating to professional practice.
– A wide-ranging ability to critically evaluate theoretical and practical legal concepts to arrive at appropriate solutions.
– A professional understanding of practice related issues and contexts pertinent to the subject area.

Intellectual Skills

– A systematic ability to reflect critically on the academic and wider research surrounding the substantive legal areas in a professional context.
– A capacity to work independently to reach reasoned conclusions from complex theoretical or problem-based scenarios.
– A comprehensive ability to research and synthesise academic material derived from a variety of primary and secondary sources.

Practical Skills

– Critically analyse a distinct and isolated point of law with a view to feeding forward gained knowledge in to a clear substantive area of law.
– Critically reflect on their own previous academic performance with the capacity to highlight areas for future improvement.
– Work autonomously within a discrete, complex and specialised areas of law.

Transferable Skills

– Demonstrate a comprehensive ability to communicate effectively on issues relating to the substantive areas of law as well as lessons learned from the internship experience.
– Using a range of methodologies, independently undertake a range of research tasks leading to a comprehensive ability to formulate reasoned conclusions and propose (where appropriate) new hypotheses.
– To effectively record, incorporate and communicate research material in a way that is comprehensible to others with knowledge of the subject area.