no..how about you?

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Added on September 20, 2009, 3:37 pmamong aberystwyth,northumbria and UWE ,which one is better in terms of reputation and quality.As i know,aberystwyth is considered slightly better than northumbria and uwe.

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Added on September 20, 2009, 8:29 pmi afraid that the no malaysian student will take bptc when CBC is out.

thanks 4 d info....

i did some research and found out it takes about GBP16k a yr in uk which is about RM90k....... d tuition fees for example at HELP is RM44k alone excluding living cost which i suspect will n around another Rm30-50k(correct me if im wrong)....... im not from KL so lodging n food is gonna contribute alot to tat...... it seems that the cost diff is very minimal....

btw, taylors twinning programme states that they hav lecturers from Readings coming in to give lectures... anyone currently attending that course or have any feedback on readings?.....

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Added on September 24, 2009, 7:30 pmsorry 4 d error ...... living cost in KL about Rm15k so there is about RM20k in diff.....

ya i totally agree with you there..... about going to uk.... im still deciding whether to do a DTP or Taylors twinning.... im planning to do my bar there so its either gonna be 2 or 3 yrs there from the looks of it.... ^^

thx casual for the info... ill take brickfields into consideration too......

heard that exeter is quite a good uni to study law........

I'm a law student at HELP.I can tell you that their teaching is very good...very unlike your usual college and secondary school style...i'm not sure if its the same for external progs like atc n bac, but as far as I know, the external prog actually gives the students very comprehensive notes on each subject. In HELP, they pretty much give u the important info and leave you alone to do most of the grunt work. Don't expect practical notes...the lecturers just give u outlines on each topic, so the backgrounds of the cases, statutes, diff opinions=please find it yourself. I think it's really useful that they force us to do our own research instead of relying on their notes. Also I think the HELP DTP gives a lot of flexibility bcos we can transfer either in the 1st or 2nd yr, and to so many universities as well.

So if you think you want all the notes, materials at your doorstep all nicely wrapped up for you with a ribbon on top, then the external prog might be better for you. It makes studying for the exams a lot easier, which is good in the case if evaluation is 100% exam-based. In HELP, because there's 20% allocated for assignment, they basically expect us to brush up on our resourcefulness a little bit more.

i'm not too sure abt how they do it at taylors, sorry,

no.

erm...
if i want to work at US that's mean i must take the law programme in US ?
law school in US is a graduate course ...
so ... if i wanna work at US
can i study law in malaysia?
then transfer to US?
it's a huge question for me ...

In addition to schizo's answer, i think the revamped ministry of law (singapore) website is easy enough to understand.... so here you go:

http://app2.mlaw.gov.sg/UsefulInfo/Practic...62/Default.aspx

the info you need shud all be there. If you still have doubts after that, don't hesitate to ask.