is monash foundation year equivalent to STPM and a level?

Monash foundation is structured for 9-10 months currently give you an accurate answer but my friends who applied llb using their SAM .The university accepted them in you can try though and sent in.

if i wan to be lawyer,will mufy be recognized?

At this point, No if you intend to take the CLP exams.

is this only applies on west malaysia?

I do not know if it applies only to west Malaysia.

However, do note that the CLP exam is conducted by the Qualifying Board.

Therefore, if the Qualifying Board does not allow you to register for CLP exam then it would be pointless even if it is recognised in East Malaysia.

hi all, i'll be enrolling for the LLB London External programme next year, but i'd like to start studying now prior to my intake.

Where can i get the textbooks (recommended by U of London to be used for this course) for the 1st year (intermediate exam)? the subjects are as follow:

Common law reasoning and institutions [2650030]
Criminal law [2650010]
Elements of the law of contract [2650040]
Public law [2650020]

i hope some seniors here can guide me. I dont know if i should get the original textbooks, or photocopy ones (i know, illegal it is hahaha)

U can buy new books if u want to if u have the money but there's nth wrg opting for the other option. It's whether u eventually use it or not xD coz i've bought new books myself which i did not use also

As for advise, just take and learn things at ur own pace and make sure u really understand 1st and when it comes to exams, study smart ie. go through the past year Qs so u can roughly know what kinda Qs u will be expecting then practise on that. The exam structure in my year and now is different for CLR and Public law i think so can't really comment much on it. The rest is really simple and straight forward itself by looking at the subject ie. criminal and contact law

All the best ya!

Hey,anyone of you here has Constitutional and Administrative Law by Bradley and Ewings 14th Edition?

which qualification is equivalent with STPM and a levels. SAM/ausmat is recognized?Foundation is permit in sarawak and sabah,if so how they take clp?

Contact the Qualifying Board for a definite and updated answer.

i will contact.ICPU is recognized,anyone knows?

Wow! Lucky I didn't open a thread on this. That's great information. Thanks a lot!

hey all, have any of you done a moot court at uni level or so? would appreciate a few pointers here and there

Record your practice performance and review it before the actual competition.

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Added on August 10, 2009, 9:28 amVideo performance I mean.

This post has been edited by schizophrenic: Aug 10 2009, 09:28 AM

Hi anyone care to share their experiance on doing the LLM from University of London external program ?

From the UOl website the Programme summary

Postgraduate Diploma 10 sections (from up to 4 courses) 1-5 years £4,230
LLM 4 courses (totaling 16 sections) 1-5 years £6,390

anyone know is there any additional fees involve ?

thanks

hey guys hope ya'll can help me out.

I have a friend who got a big E and a small e for her a-levels.So im wondering if she can proceed to join llB first and take her alevels again later on.or is it the case where when she applies to sit for clp,they will look at the a levels results that she used to get into her llb course?

There should be examination fees
You will only incur tuition fees should you enrol in any private college.

I may be wrong because the last time that I checked the LL.M section was at least a year ago.

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Added on August 11, 2009, 10:48 pmNo she may not. It does not apply retrospectively. You must use your result to enter LL.B and that result must have 2 principals in one sitting.

The Qualifying Board will look at her A levels result when she tries to register for CLP.

This post has been edited by schizophrenic: Aug 11 2009, 10:48 PM

thank you.
im starting my LLB on sept btw.=)

This post has been edited by Mudkippz: Aug 11 2009, 11:23 PM

you will have to pay additional examination fees totalling less than RM3k to the local board, but that is subject to change.

I dunno about other subjects, but for the UOL LLM in IP, the subject guides are pretty thin, and u can basically rely on them to get through. Whatever it is, the LLM is knowledge based, and is easier than any given LLB Part level examination imho.