Here is one example:
http://www.northampton.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/detail/?id=0371
And a second:
http://www.staffs.ac.uk/study_here/courses/law-twoyear-degree-tcm4213478.jsp
Oxford BCL and Cambridge LLM Applicants 2009
Posted Jan 18, 2009 17:00
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Here is one example:
http://www.northampton.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/detail/?id=0371
And a second:
http://www.staffs.ac.uk/study_here/courses/law-twoyear-degree-tcm4213478.jsp
http://www.northampton.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/detail/?id=0371
And a second:
http://www.staffs.ac.uk/study_here/courses/law-twoyear-degree-tcm4213478.jsp
Posted Jan 18, 2009 17:35
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Jagshmen,
No, we used to be allowed to practice after four years (before the bologna system), but now we have to finish all five years (master's degree). but that's not what I was saying anyway...I was wondering why the belgian students have to obtain the master's degree in order to apply for another master's degree abroad....both in law..
Maybe I got something wrong.....those differences can really be confusing....
Jagshmen,
No, we used to be allowed to practice after four years (before the bologna system), but now we have to finish all five years (master's degree). but that's not what I was saying anyway...I was wondering why the belgian students have to obtain the master's degree in order to apply for another master's degree abroad....both in law..
Maybe I got something wrong.....those differences can really be confusing....
No, we used to be allowed to practice after four years (before the bologna system), but now we have to finish all five years (master's degree). but that's not what I was saying anyway...I was wondering why the belgian students have to obtain the master's degree in order to apply for another master's degree abroad....both in law..
Maybe I got something wrong.....those differences can really be confusing....
Posted Jan 19, 2009 11:19
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Jagshmen,
No, we used to be allowed to practice after four years (before the bologna system), but now we have to finish all five years (master's degree). but that's not what I was saying anyway...I was wondering why the belgian students have to obtain the master's degree in order to apply for another master's degree abroad....both in law..
Maybe I got something wrong.....those differences can really be confusing....
lustutia
The bachelor's degree in law is worthless in Belgium. The maximum one can do with it is assisting a lawyer or a notary. All pathways to a professional career go via the master's degree. One needs it to start a career at the bar, to pursue studies for a notary position, to become a bailliff, to pursue a judicial career....
I'm really surprised the Croation bachelor degree opens so many doors. Looking at the many reactions from other people here, I can only conclude that your system is quite exceptional.
<blockquote>Jagshmen,
No, we used to be allowed to practice after four years (before the bologna system), but now we have to finish all five years (master's degree). but that's not what I was saying anyway...I was wondering why the belgian students have to obtain the master's degree in order to apply for another master's degree abroad....both in law..
Maybe I got something wrong.....those differences can really be confusing.... </blockquote>
lustutia
The bachelor's degree in law is worthless in Belgium. The maximum one can do with it is assisting a lawyer or a notary. All pathways to a professional career go via the master's degree. One needs it to start a career at the bar, to pursue studies for a notary position, to become a bailliff, to pursue a judicial career....
I'm really surprised the Croation bachelor degree opens so many doors. Looking at the many reactions from other people here, I can only conclude that your system is quite exceptional.
No, we used to be allowed to practice after four years (before the bologna system), but now we have to finish all five years (master's degree). but that's not what I was saying anyway...I was wondering why the belgian students have to obtain the master's degree in order to apply for another master's degree abroad....both in law..
Maybe I got something wrong.....those differences can really be confusing.... </blockquote>
lustutia
The bachelor's degree in law is worthless in Belgium. The maximum one can do with it is assisting a lawyer or a notary. All pathways to a professional career go via the master's degree. One needs it to start a career at the bar, to pursue studies for a notary position, to become a bailliff, to pursue a judicial career....
I'm really surprised the Croation bachelor degree opens so many doors. Looking at the many reactions from other people here, I can only conclude that your system is quite exceptional.
Posted Jan 19, 2009 11:36
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Cedric,
thank you for your answer....now I get it :)
Cedric,
thank you for your answer....now I get it :)
thank you for your answer....now I get it :)
Posted Jan 19, 2009 11:42
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Cedric,
thank you for your answer....now I get it :)
No problem, you're welcome.
It's always difficult to understand another country's academic system ! At least we both learned something now :)
<blockquote>Cedric,
thank you for your answer....now I get it :)
</blockquote>
No problem, you're welcome.
It's always difficult to understand another country's academic system ! At least we both learned something now :)
thank you for your answer....now I get it :)
</blockquote>
No problem, you're welcome.
It's always difficult to understand another country's academic system ! At least we both learned something now :)
Posted Jan 19, 2009 16:53
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It has been an informative insight into legal systems of your countries.
It has been an informative insight into legal systems of your countries.
Posted Jan 22, 2009 16:21
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W
W
Posted Jan 22, 2009 16:56
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Getting an offer on the application closing date will be cool ya, haha.
Getting an offer on the application closing date will be cool ya, haha.
Posted Jan 22, 2009 17:03
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)))
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Posted Jan 22, 2009 17:13
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You still have plenty of time to dream about Balliol or Exeter, but I hope cane isn't haunting you, ahahaah.
You still have plenty of time to dream about Balliol or Exeter, but I hope cane isn't haunting you, ahahaah.
Posted Jan 22, 2009 17:16
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A.)
A.)
Posted Jan 22, 2009 17:20
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Oopssss, sorry.................. But I think it wouldn't be too bad dreaming about the cane in Balliol or Exeter?
Oopssss, sorry.................. But I think it wouldn't be too bad dreaming about the cane in Balliol or Exeter?
Posted Jan 22, 2009 17:25
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e.
e.
Posted Jan 22, 2009 19:08
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A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..
A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..
Posted Jan 22, 2009 19:29
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It'll be OK, I haven't received an e-mail either that my application was complete.
What is your history exactly on academic aspects? I'm Belgian too! Currently last year at KUL (erasmus at Paris 1).
A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..
It'll be OK, I haven't received an e-mail either that my application was complete.
What is your history exactly on academic aspects? I'm Belgian too! Currently last year at KUL (erasmus at Paris 1). <blockquote>A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..</blockquote>
What is your history exactly on academic aspects? I'm Belgian too! Currently last year at KUL (erasmus at Paris 1). <blockquote>A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..</blockquote>
Posted Jan 22, 2009 19:39
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see PM ;)
It'll be OK, I haven't received an e-mail either that my application was complete.
What is your history exactly on academic aspects? I'm Belgian too! Currently last year at KUL (erasmus at Paris 1).A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..
see PM ;)
<blockquote>It'll be OK, I haven't received an e-mail either that my application was complete.
What is your history exactly on academic aspects? I'm Belgian too! Currently last year at KUL (erasmus at Paris 1). <blockquote>A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..</blockquote></blockquote>
<blockquote>It'll be OK, I haven't received an e-mail either that my application was complete.
What is your history exactly on academic aspects? I'm Belgian too! Currently last year at KUL (erasmus at Paris 1). <blockquote>A quick question that is probably typical for this period of waiting, stress,...
For the Magister Juris at Oxford (because we are getting near to the deadline): I submitted the application form electronically and my three referee forms are 'received'.
Do I need anything more? Is there like an e-mail with an acknowledgement of receipt or something else? I'm scared I'm missing something so close to the deadline...
If anyone could put my mind at ease, that would be great !
Sorry for asking this dumb question..</blockquote></blockquote>
Posted Jan 23, 2009 07:52
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I
I
Posted Jan 23, 2009 12:50
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I haven't recieved any e-mail.
My references had reached much before I submitted my online application. I e-mailed them to ask whether they had recieved the references and recieved an answer in affirmative (by e-mail).
Then 2 weeks later I recieved a letter (by normal mail) stating that my references were missing and I sould hurry. That was during the new year holidays and I had to wait for around a week before I could contact them.
On 5th I wrote an e-mail stating the contents of the 1st e-mail and the letter. They got back saying the letter was sent in due course (which they send to all) and that my references were there and that I can relax (but they said I can relax only after 23rd Jan!!!)..
So if you have any doubts, why not mail the Graduate Admissions Office?
I think it would probably be better to call them if it's urgent. It will definitely take days for them to respond to emails especially during this period of time.
<blockquote>I haven't recieved any e-mail.
My references had reached much before I submitted my online application. I e-mailed them to ask whether they had recieved the references and recieved an answer in affirmative (by e-mail).
Then 2 weeks later I recieved a letter (by normal mail) stating that my references were missing and I sould hurry. That was during the new year holidays and I had to wait for around a week before I could contact them.
On 5th I wrote an e-mail stating the contents of the 1st e-mail and the letter. They got back saying the letter was sent in due course (which they send to all) and that my references were there and that I can relax (but they said I can relax only after 23rd Jan!!!)..
So if you have any doubts, why not mail the Graduate Admissions Office?</blockquote>
I think it would probably be better to call them if it's urgent. It will definitely take days for them to respond to emails especially during this period of time.
My references had reached much before I submitted my online application. I e-mailed them to ask whether they had recieved the references and recieved an answer in affirmative (by e-mail).
Then 2 weeks later I recieved a letter (by normal mail) stating that my references were missing and I sould hurry. That was during the new year holidays and I had to wait for around a week before I could contact them.
On 5th I wrote an e-mail stating the contents of the 1st e-mail and the letter. They got back saying the letter was sent in due course (which they send to all) and that my references were there and that I can relax (but they said I can relax only after 23rd Jan!!!)..
So if you have any doubts, why not mail the Graduate Admissions Office?</blockquote>
I think it would probably be better to call them if it's urgent. It will definitely take days for them to respond to emails especially during this period of time.
Posted Jan 23, 2009 18:06
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App sent. Waiting for march 20th.
App sent. Waiting for march 20th.
Posted Jan 23, 2009 18:22
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