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[nevmirza]

Hey guys,

Well, I’m currently in year 12 and have to put in my uni preferences soon. I’m looking at course number 604001, which is B Laws, which is just straight law and not a combined degree. (I think)

I was just wondering if anyone is doing this, what it includes is it interesting??? Is there a lot of reading to do???.

I’m not really familiar what subjects or topics this course includes.

Any help would be sooooooo much appreciated.

Also, are there any other recommendations of courses, if the field I want to participate in is lawyer/ solicitor?

Thanks for your time!

 

[Huratio]

Hello nevmirza,

In regards to the straight B Laws course, you'll find heaps of information on the handbook --> http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/law/ug/c10124.html

The UAC codes are: 604000 (FT CSP), 604001 (PT CSP), 614000 (FT DFEE), 614001 (PT DFEE)
[FT being Full-time; PT being Part-time, CSP being Commonwealth Supported Place; and DFEE being Domestic Fee Paying.]

I can't really comment on your other questions, as I'm not a law student =(. Best bet would be to private message one of the UTS Law students (from our UTS Rollcall):

Faculty of Law:

• glycerineLLB, second year
• goan crazy BBus/LLB, second year
• nick1048nick1048[/url] BBus/LLB, second year
• Sweets BA in Commmunications (Journalism)/LLB, second year
• Trippedicular BA in Commmunications (Journalism)/LLB, second year
• hotChoklat BA Communication (Social Inquiry)/ LLB, first year
• jaisy88 LLB

 

[goan_crazy]

Hey guys,

Well, I’m currently in year 12 and have to put in my uni preferences soon. I’m looking at course number 604001, which is B Laws, which is just straight law and not a combined degree. (I think)

I was just wondering if anyone is doing this, what it includes is it interesting??? Is there a lot of reading to do???.

I’m not really familiar what subjects or topics this course includes.

Any help would be sooooooo much appreciated.

Also, are there any other recommendations of courses, if the field I want to participate in is lawyer/ solicitor?

Thanks for your time!

its a 4 year degree
theres alot of reading for it
but with straight law you get more law options
combining it you only get 3
plus you get general ed options
from any factulty

business law is the most popular combination for combined degrees

this is from the handbook
Full time
Year 1
Autumn semester
70105 Legal Research 4cp
70113 Legal Process and History 10cp
70217 Criminal Law 6cp
Spring semester
70211 Law of Contract 8cp
70311 Law of Torts 8cp
70616 Federal Constitutional Law 8cp
Year 2
Autumn semester
70317 Real Property 8cp
70318 Personal Property 4cp
Select 12 credit points of options 12cp
Spring semester
70417 Corporate Law 8cp
70617 Administrative Law 8cp
Select 12 credit points of options 12cp
Year 3
Autumn semester
70516 Equity and Trusts 8cp
Select 18 credit points of options 18cp
Spring semester
71005 Practice and Procedure 4cp
71116 Remedies 6cp
71216 Law of Evidence 6cp
Select 6 credit points of options 6cp
Year 4
Autumn semester
Select 24 credit points of options 24cp
Spring semester
75401 Litigation 6cp
75402 Property Transactions 6cp
75403 Commercial and Estate Practice 6cp
75415 Professional Conduct 1 3cp
75416 Professional Conduct 2 3cp

 

[nevmirza]

thanks for your help guys

 

[goan_crazy]

i PMd you with more info