I'm just wondering what peoples thoughts are on Durham? I know its very well ranked but I've seen some posts say that the LLM is pretty rubbish and there are way too many foreign students, what's it really like?
Durham?
Posted Mar 26, 2014 20:46
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I'm just wondering what peoples thoughts are on Durham? I know its very well ranked but I've seen some posts say that the LLM is pretty rubbish and there are way too many foreign students, what's it really like?
Posted Mar 27, 2014 15:58
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Anyone?
Anyone?
Posted Mar 27, 2014 22:17
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Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.
Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.
Posted Mar 27, 2014 23:23
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Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.
<blockquote>Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.</blockquote>
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.</blockquote>
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.
Posted Mar 29, 2014 17:20
0
Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.
hi, i don't know much about durham other than the fact that it has a great reputAtion for law! also please ignore eppendof, if you have a look at all his comments you will realise he is just an ignorant self-centered prick that hates everyone :p
<blockquote><blockquote>Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.</blockquote>
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.</blockquote>
hi, i don't know much about durham other than the fact that it has a great reputAtion for law! also please ignore eppendof, if you have a look at all his comments you will realise he is just an ignorant self-centered prick that hates everyone :p
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.</blockquote>
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.</blockquote>
hi, i don't know much about durham other than the fact that it has a great reputAtion for law! also please ignore eppendof, if you have a look at all his comments you will realise he is just an ignorant self-centered prick that hates everyone :p
Posted Mar 29, 2014 17:27
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Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.
hi, i don't know much about durham other than the fact that it has a great reputAtion for law! also please ignore eppendof, if you have a look at all his comments you will realise he is just an ignorant self-centered prick that hates everyone :p
Hahahahahaha thanks!
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Well.
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.</blockquote>
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.</blockquote>
hi, i don't know much about durham other than the fact that it has a great reputAtion for law! also please ignore eppendof, if you have a look at all his comments you will realise he is just an ignorant self-centered prick that hates everyone :p</blockquote>
Hahahahahaha thanks!
To be frank ...
... Durham is shit.
Like Buxton Alabama academically.
But with bad food.
I knew a guy who went there.
Not smart. Bad character. Bad teeth. Bad psyche.
Stayed there for three years.</blockquote>
Hoping for something a little more helpful as I know Durham isn't bad reputation or rankings wise, just want more specific details.</blockquote>
hi, i don't know much about durham other than the fact that it has a great reputAtion for law! also please ignore eppendof, if you have a look at all his comments you will realise he is just an ignorant self-centered prick that hates everyone :p</blockquote>
Hahahahahaha thanks!
Posted Mar 29, 2014 17:31
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but honestly, durham is really well respected...many consider it to be really close to the level of oxbridge... and I never heard a bad thing about its law school!
but honestly, durham is really well respected...many consider it to be really close to the level of oxbridge... and I never heard a bad thing about its law school!
Posted Mar 29, 2014 17:34
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but honestly, durham is really well respected...many consider it to be really close to the level of oxbridge... and I never heard a bad thing about its law school!
Thanks a lot, yeah I was just wondering, I've heard some complain about their being too many foreign students, I can't really see any experts on their law school staff etc... I just really don't know and don't want to waste money lol! But I know it has a good reputation.
<blockquote>but honestly, durham is really well respected...many consider it to be really close to the level of oxbridge... and I never heard a bad thing about its law school!</blockquote>
Thanks a lot, yeah I was just wondering, I've heard some complain about their being too many foreign students, I can't really see any experts on their law school staff etc... I just really don't know and don't want to waste money lol! But I know it has a good reputation.
Thanks a lot, yeah I was just wondering, I've heard some complain about their being too many foreign students, I can't really see any experts on their law school staff etc... I just really don't know and don't want to waste money lol! But I know it has a good reputation.
Posted Mar 29, 2014 18:31
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Hey,
I know a couple of people who did their LLM in Durham. Spoke to one, he seems to be enjoying the LLM.
But generally I think the Durham reputation is greater within the UK than outside (for example not that many people in India would have heard of it).
Also, it is better known for its law undergrad than LLM.
Otherwise, good school, pretty campus.
And oh, eppendorf sucks. :)
Hey,
I know a couple of people who did their LLM in Durham. Spoke to one, he seems to be enjoying the LLM.
But generally I think the Durham reputation is greater within the UK than outside (for example not that many people in India would have heard of it).
Also, it is better known for its law undergrad than LLM.
Otherwise, good school, pretty campus.
And oh, eppendorf sucks. :)
I know a couple of people who did their LLM in Durham. Spoke to one, he seems to be enjoying the LLM.
But generally I think the Durham reputation is greater within the UK than outside (for example not that many people in India would have heard of it).
Also, it is better known for its law undergrad than LLM.
Otherwise, good school, pretty campus.
And oh, eppendorf sucks. :)
Posted Mar 29, 2014 18:40
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Hey,
I know a couple of people who did their LLM in Durham. Spoke to one, he seems to be enjoying the LLM.
But generally I think the Durham reputation is greater within the UK than outside (for example not that many people in India would have heard of it).
Also, it is better known for its law undergrad than LLM.
Otherwise, good school, pretty campus.
And oh, eppendorf sucks. :)
Yeah that's what I thought, feel free to have them post their thoughts on here :p
<blockquote>Hey,
I know a couple of people who did their LLM in Durham. Spoke to one, he seems to be enjoying the LLM.
But generally I think the Durham reputation is greater within the UK than outside (for example not that many people in India would have heard of it).
Also, it is better known for its law undergrad than LLM.
Otherwise, good school, pretty campus.
And oh, eppendorf sucks. :)</blockquote>
Yeah that's what I thought, feel free to have them post their thoughts on here :p
I know a couple of people who did their LLM in Durham. Spoke to one, he seems to be enjoying the LLM.
But generally I think the Durham reputation is greater within the UK than outside (for example not that many people in India would have heard of it).
Also, it is better known for its law undergrad than LLM.
Otherwise, good school, pretty campus.
And oh, eppendorf sucks. :)</blockquote>
Yeah that's what I thought, feel free to have them post their thoughts on here :p
Posted Apr 04, 2014 20:36
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Durham certainly is a splendid choice.
Just one remark: The "close to Oxbridge"-qualification made earlier in the thread is a double-edged sword. Sometimes in the law firm world Durham (as well as other places as Bristol, Exeter, Nottingham) is seen as a place "full of Oxbridge rejects".... On the other hand, this begrudging saying also contains a hidden compliment...
Bye
flori
Durham certainly is a splendid choice.
Just one remark: The "close to Oxbridge"-qualification made earlier in the thread is a double-edged sword. Sometimes in the law firm world Durham (as well as other places as Bristol, Exeter, Nottingham) is seen as a place "full of Oxbridge rejects".... On the other hand, this begrudging saying also contains a hidden compliment...
Bye
flori
Just one remark: The "close to Oxbridge"-qualification made earlier in the thread is a double-edged sword. Sometimes in the law firm world Durham (as well as other places as Bristol, Exeter, Nottingham) is seen as a place "full of Oxbridge rejects".... On the other hand, this begrudging saying also contains a hidden compliment...
Bye
flori
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Posted Apr 04, 2014 23:50
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Durham is a really good university. Although I am not in the law school, I know people who study both LLB and LLM. Both happy, the workload is substantial but teaching is high standard.
Facilities wise I could not recommend it more. The library is 24/7 and offers excellent working environment. It is perhaps still one of the most affordable LLM's around since LLM's are now an extortionate price.
Durham is a really good university. Although I am not in the law school, I know people who study both LLB and LLM. Both happy, the workload is substantial but teaching is high standard.
Facilities wise I could not recommend it more. The library is 24/7 and offers excellent working environment. It is perhaps still one of the most affordable LLM's around since LLM's are now an extortionate price.
Facilities wise I could not recommend it more. The library is 24/7 and offers excellent working environment. It is perhaps still one of the most affordable LLM's around since LLM's are now an extortionate price.
Posted Apr 04, 2014 23:55
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Durham is a a really good university. Although I am not in the law school, I know people who study both LLB and LLM. Both happy, the workload is substantial but teaching is high standard.
Facilities wise I could not recommend it more. The library is 24/7 and offers excellent working environment. It is perhaps still one of the most affordable LLM's around since LLM's are now an extortionate price.
Very true, thanks for the comments! The only annoying thing is that they don't put much information up on the website and they don't seem to do much as regards property law.
<blockquote>Durham is a a really good university. Although I am not in the law school, I know people who study both LLB and LLM. Both happy, the workload is substantial but teaching is high standard.
Facilities wise I could not recommend it more. The library is 24/7 and offers excellent working environment. It is perhaps still one of the most affordable LLM's around since LLM's are now an extortionate price.
</blockquote>
Very true, thanks for the comments! The only annoying thing is that they don't put much information up on the website and they don't seem to do much as regards property law.
Facilities wise I could not recommend it more. The library is 24/7 and offers excellent working environment. It is perhaps still one of the most affordable LLM's around since LLM's are now an extortionate price.
</blockquote>
Very true, thanks for the comments! The only annoying thing is that they don't put much information up on the website and they don't seem to do much as regards property law.
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Posted Apr 04, 2014 23:58
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An LLM normally has an international focusso you will find that most LLM programmes do actually focus on international aspects of law, i.e., arbitration, investment, environment and so forth. It is going to be a little hard to focus on property law since it is not so much transactional practice (compared with the others)
An LLM normally has an international focus
so you will find that most LLM programmes do actually focus on international aspects of law, i.e., arbitration, investment, environment and so forth. It is going to be a little hard to focus on property law since it is not so much transactional practice (compared with the others)
Posted Apr 05, 2014 00:05
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An LLM normally has an international focusso you will find that most LLM programmes do actually focus on international aspects of law, i.e., arbitration, investment, environment and so forth. It is going to be a little hard to focus on property law since it is not so much transactional practice (compared with the others)
True enough, Edinburgh and a few London unis as well as Oxford seem to do property law but they are all very expensive.
<blockquote>An LLM normally has an international focus
so you will find that most LLM programmes do actually focus on international aspects of law, i.e., arbitration, investment, environment and so forth. It is going to be a little hard to focus on property law since it is not so much transactional practice (compared with the others)</blockquote>
True enough, Edinburgh and a few London unis as well as Oxford seem to do property law but they are all very expensive.
True enough, Edinburgh and a few London unis as well as Oxford seem to do property law but they are all very expensive.
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Posted Apr 05, 2014 00:09
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Exactly, I was going to say the likes of UCL etc
Bristol seems to have what you are looking for and it is a super law school, have a look:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/RouteStructureCohort.jsa?byCohort=Y&ayrCode=12%2F13&programmeCode=9LAWD007T
Exactly, I was going to say the likes of UCL etc
Bristol seems to have what you are looking for and it is a super law school, have a look:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/RouteStructureCohort.jsa?byCohort=Y&ayrCode=12%2F13&programmeCode=9LAWD007T
Bristol seems to have what you are looking for and it is a super law school, have a look:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/RouteStructureCohort.jsa?byCohort=Y&ayrCode=12%2F13&programmeCode=9LAWD007T
Posted Apr 05, 2014 00:11
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Exactly, I was going to say the likes of UCL etc
Bristol seems to have what you are looking for and it is a super law school, have a look:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/RouteStructureCohort.jsa?byCohort=Y&ayrCode=12%2F13&programmeCode=9LAWD007T
To a lesser extent but yes, never seen a course on 'restitution' before that's for sure!
<blockquote>Exactly, I was going to say the likes of UCL etc
Bristol seems to have what you are looking for and it is a super law school, have a look:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/RouteStructureCohort.jsa?byCohort=Y&ayrCode=12%2F13&programmeCode=9LAWD007T
</blockquote>
To a lesser extent but yes, never seen a course on 'restitution' before that's for sure!
Bristol seems to have what you are looking for and it is a super law school, have a look:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/RouteStructureCohort.jsa?byCohort=Y&ayrCode=12%2F13&programmeCode=9LAWD007T
</blockquote>
To a lesser extent but yes, never seen a course on 'restitution' before that's for sure!
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Posted Apr 05, 2014 00:12
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They are very very good in contract law and tort so I am not surprised at all to see a course named restitution!
They are very very good in contract law and tort so I am not surprised at all to see a course named restitution!
Posted Apr 05, 2014 00:15
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They are very very good in contract law and tort so I am not surprised at all to see a course named restitution!
Fair enough, well I am still considering Durham but it looks like Edinburgh will be my top choice for now.
<blockquote>They are very very good in contract law and tort so I am not surprised at all to see a course named restitution! </blockquote>
Fair enough, well I am still considering Durham but it looks like Edinburgh will be my top choice for now.
Fair enough, well I am still considering Durham but it looks like Edinburgh will be my top choice for now.
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Posted Apr 05, 2014 00:16
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All good choices! Good luck!
All good choices! Good luck!
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