HI all, i need some advice.

University of Hertfordshire or Northumbria University?

I'm doing my final year in UK next month and comparing which uni are better in my choices. University of Hertfordshire 's ranking is better that Northumbria University, i know that universities ranking sometimes might not truly reflect the "real-life" situation.

it's basically the same. i just graduated from northumbria with bptc. it depends on what kind of experience you after. northumbria has a 24/7 library which helps A LOT! newcastle is a small town though, but with vibrant night life with clubs and pubs everywhere. on the other hand, hertfordshire is near to london, it's only 30mins by train i believe. well, you have everything in london. personally, i prefer newcastle over london because all the places you need are within walking distance.

pm me if you needs help with information regarding northumbria

Could someone kindy weigh out for me the pros and cons of doing the uol llb against the twinning programmes?

UOL LLB purely 100% exam based for final grade.

Hi guys, I am a student going to face SPM soon in just a month's time and would like to have more insight , studying law in Malaysia, because of my low scores in various subjects and just barely passed alot of them. Despite all this I am really interested in law since when I am younger. But my friends and family are not that encouraging because I am not as good as the other students in my 'Prestigious' school. I am really lost now and have no other aim except studying law. Can I do well in law if I didnt do well in school. Alot of these questions are buzzing me. What subject should I focus on in school to study law or just focus on getting straight As eventhough it is irrelevant to what i really wanted to do. Do I just follow like everyone's else footsteps? I dont even know if this is relevant to the topic here......

HEY
just because you have lower score in exam doesnt mean you cant take up law . IF you plan to take A level , take law as one of your subject and decide if law suits you .I have lots of friends who dint do well in spm , obtain good results when they start their degree .Law degree is a great degree as it opens door to looks of opportunity so its worth considering it. in terms of subject , its definitely English(in my opinion) . Dont get discourage by others , atleast you know what you want .

all the best in your SPM .
cheers

Hi, I'm now taking CLP course, but I dont know what textbooks are recommended as my lecturer keep promoting his own textbooks and keep making reference with it @@

Kindly advice.

People who have done law twinning programmes, how do you find it? How would you compare it with the UOL LLB that your peers are taking?

Hello, I'm currently doing my CLP as well. Not sure whether it's true, I was told that the texts(besides evidence) that are currently available in bookstores are not up to date to our current law. Maybe you could stick to your lecturer's materials if they do keep track to the latest updates?

Just buy the book if it makes your life a lot easier.

If you're going into practice, you'll be spending a lot on books anyway.

To be honest you dont really need them as the materials given should be sufficient .but it is your choice .

all the best

UOL is tougher but Twinning gives you more exposure and it is not 100 % based as there are assignments involved .

If you are doing your CLP at Brickfields, I probably know who are you referring to. However, speaking from experience, you dont need extra textbooks. The study materials given the college will be sufficient.

anyone who study law here?
which uni do you study?
any recoomendation?

I guess most of them who are in this thread are studying /studied law.

what are you looking for?

Actually if i only got LLB and do not have CLP, what can I do?

I understand i cannot practice law, does that mean i cannot prepare contrasts and so on as well?

You can prepare contract related paper works, become a legal executive for a bank.

I see. The same for BOJ?

As long as no CLP, both is almost the same.

BOJ is equivalent to an external degree.

CLP is the professional postgraduate paper that you must pass in order to practise as a lawyer in Malaysia.