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As a matter of fact, in 2003, Pub Comm./Law was 98.80 and Bus/Law was 98.35. In 2004, Journalism/Law was 98.80 and Bus/Law was 98.50. So for those who seem to think Business has it over Communications when it comes to combining with Law - think again. Remember, these are subject to...

Read: 1. http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=34691 2. http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=34697 Done.

aren't you asian panda? lol

I agree. UTS Law is cutting-edge and UTS Communications has a well-established reputation. So much so that in my classes, we have one student that dropped Arts/Law at UNSW to transfer to UTS to study Pub. Comm/Law and A Media and Comm student from UNSW who dropped it to study Journalism...

lol that's ok... i was only joking :p

Having had a look at some of the subjects social inquiry studies... it does look a bit 'out there'... but yeah, combined with law I think it'd be interesting because there are career opportunities with the two combined. but on it's own, i don't really know.

What are you implying about my response?

Pub. Comm is great if you like making lots of professional presentations and writing analytical reports. There are two majors from which you can choose one - Public Relations (the major I plan to study) and Advertising. PR is more linguistically creatively based i think and advertising is...

In a nutshell, I think excellent written and oral skills as well as a passionate interest are qualities that you should be equipped with to study this particular course.

Yep, that's correct.

thankfully, I don't have exams this semester... the only semester I will never have exams during my 5 university years. I love you communications :)

True. So there must be one definitive answer out there somewhere.

I don't think that's necessarily true. Although Law is a 'postgraduate' degree, I'm sure a lot of Arts/Law or Communications/Law (moi) don't necessarily plan on going into whatever it is arts people are qualified to do, or media law for comm/law students. Also, im sure all biz/law students dont...

heh?

Basically PR is about handling media and their depiction of organisations, people, etc through liasing with them. You can be a consultant to organsations and manage crises such as when a negative story may leak into the media about an organisation, PR people handle how they can remedy the...

I've decided to stay in Pub Comm so I really hope you get the transfer! We'll be Pub Comm/Law buddies for the next 5 yrs :) I only know ONE other person doing Pub Comm/Law ...so come join us! lol You know, there's a girl in one of my classes that got a transfer from soc. inq to writing and...

despite this naive idea that being 'hot' is the essential requirement of a PR professional.... it helps to have a brain... as underestimated as that concept seems to be these days.

what and where are you thinking of transferring to grace and frigid?

I discovered something interesting today.... apparently, the correct pronunciation of the building "Bon Marche" is "Bone Marshay". lol I cracked up when my friend told me... and i'm sure people would laugh at me if i said it like that.... for obvious reasons :p

I stand by my comment 100%. In fact, no, let me turn it up a couple of notches. I really hope you don't get into Law. quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by neo_o I had my sights set on Sydney Law for a while now...