Recent content by ameher

I remember 224 back in the day. Tough unit no doubt, was the toughest unit i ever faced in my 6 years of uni.

I recall back in 2012, i did a unit called china trade and investment law, and in the final exam the alarm went off in the E7A building, and due to it being a final exam, our grades were assessed on how we were going in the paper at the time we left the exam room.

Yer lets do it. if all you guys work in the city, maybe we can catch up after work one day?

Thanks for the insight, its the Coupe, we were thinking of the 420i beamer, but i cant fault the Coupe on design and performance.

Im about to invest in the c300 for my wife and I. PM me and let me now how you go with the C250d. Thanks.

By far the toughest commerce subject i ever did. Third year accounting was so much easier.

Oh wow. How long until you complete your degree?

Are you thinking about progressing towards a thesis?

Congratulations!

Job Opportunities = Yes, however you have to be willing to suck it up and take a few knocks on your road to getting where you want to be. Option 1. Is your intention to become a legal practitioner after law school? if its a yes, then you will take any solicitors role whether it be in the...

Macquarie Law School has been around for over 40 years, and has some well established links to the big end of town. I have had a few partners i have worked with who graduated from MQ Law School and can relate to the experiences that i had at the uni.

I cannot like this post enough. As a current practising lawyer about to hit the 2 year mark, your summation of where the profession is at and how it all works is amazing. Quality post!

Me personally, am going to be overly bias to MQ Law school but for me it was the perfect law school. I really enjoyed the philosophical approach to teaching law, it was not purely about its application, but rather what is the law doing right, where can it be reformed and where do you see it...

As for the original question if you want to pursue law, go with UTS Law, quality law school which produces many working in large law firms across Australia and Globally.

Any combination with law is useful. Due to the oversaturation in the market, it is even more important to truly enjoy your second degree and use it as a backup to get into another professional sphere. As a lawyer who currently works in the industry, i can safely say that you need a second degree...