B Laws (1 Viewer)

[melsc]

I am thinking of applying to transfer to UTS's straight law program and I have a few questions, any answers would be greately appreciated.
Does anyone do the straight B laws at UTS?
Is it really hectic?
How are lessons taught? (lectures, seminars, tutes) etc?
Has anyone transfered in? How difficult is it?

 

[wheredanton]

I am thinking of applying to transfer to UTS's straight law program and I have a few questions, any answers would be greately appreciated.
Does anyone do the straight B laws at UTS?
Is it really hectic?
How are lessons taught? (lectures, seminars, tutes) etc?
Has anyone transfered in? How difficult is it?

I thought you loved UWS

 

[turtleface]

Why is there program called BLaws lol

Seems a break from tradition

Also becareful of doing straight law. Many law firms and law jobs specifically want 2 degrees, I think so grads have a non legal context to put their legal training thinking with

 

[kami]

I am thinking of applying to transfer to UTS's straight law program and I have a few questions, any answers would be greately appreciated.
Does anyone do the straight B laws at UTS?
Is it really hectic?
How are lessons taught? (lectures, seminars, tutes) etc?
Has anyone transfered in? How difficult is it?

I don't do the degree, but I can tell you by looking at the UTS site that most law subjects are in lecture --> tute form, apart from legal research in which you do sessions in the computer lab then go for tutorials.

Also, in first year of the straight LLB you only do 3 subjects a semester as shown here.

You also might want to give UTS Law faculty a call and ask about how much credit you'd recieve for the transfer.

 

[melsc]

Yeah, I'd hope to get all my law stuff credited. I've done Intro to law and law foundations which are similar to their legal process etc and torts and criminal law . I'd also hope that my social science subjects could be counted as general electives...I am going to ask at open day

 

[goan_crazy]

Does anyone do the straight B laws at UTS?
yes but i do combined
Is it really hectic?
yes, but combined r even more hectic lol
How are lessons taught? (lectures, seminars, tutes) etc?
lectures and seminars/tutes, UTS online, etc
Has anyone transfered in? How difficult is it?
Not sure bout this one

You'll prob have to do legal research a 4CP subject...
but if uve done crim and tort, straight law subs, they will prob be transferred

i do those next year
im on the first of my law subs atm
LPH, legal reasearch
n my business one marketing

 

[melsc]

Yeah I've checked their precedent list and I will get credit for most, except legal research but I might check on thast because we did research lessons and a research assignment in intro to law.