bit annoyed about the courses.. :-(
Sedmn could you tell me what you mean by the problem with the courses pls, Cheers
Oxford BCL/MJur and Cambridge LLM Applicants 2010/2011
Posted Mar 19, 2010 21:15
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Sedmn could you tell me what you mean by the problem with the courses pls, Cheers
<blockquote>bit annoyed about the courses.. :-(</blockquote>
Sedmn could you tell me what you mean by the problem with the courses pls, Cheers
Sedmn could you tell me what you mean by the problem with the courses pls, Cheers
Posted Mar 20, 2010 09:09
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Heya, sorry, I means that advanced property and trusts and commercial remedies aren't being offered. List of tutors not around next year: Mcfarlane, Swadling, Edelman, Peel, Burrows...
Heya, sorry, I means that advanced property and trusts and commercial remedies aren't being offered. List of tutors not around next year: Mcfarlane, Swadling, Edelman, Peel, Burrows...
Posted Mar 20, 2010 12:09
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Unconditional offer DPhil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone else?
Unconditional offer DPhil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone else?
Anyone else?
Posted Mar 21, 2010 05:40
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Heya, sorry, I means that advanced property and trusts and commercial remedies aren't being offered. List of tutors not around next year: Mcfarlane, Swadling, Edelman, Peel, Burrows...
Hi Sedm, can I ask where you got this information from? I assume this isn't the full list and I would love to check it out myself.
<blockquote>Heya, sorry, I means that advanced property and trusts and commercial remedies aren't being offered. List of tutors not around next year: Mcfarlane, Swadling, Edelman, Peel, Burrows...</blockquote>
Hi Sedm, can I ask where you got this information from? I assume this isn't the full list and I would love to check it out myself.
Hi Sedm, can I ask where you got this information from? I assume this isn't the full list and I would love to check it out myself.
Posted Mar 21, 2010 09:14
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haha, no I'm at Oxford- this isn't an official list! I just know this from talking to tutors! It just means that the BCL at Oxford won't quite be the same re obligations classes this coming year. But never mind- can't have everything I suppose!
haha, no I'm at Oxford- this isn't an official list! I just know this from talking to tutors! It just means that the BCL at Oxford won't quite be the same re obligations classes this coming year. But never mind- can't have everything I suppose!
Posted Mar 21, 2010 11:55
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Good to know then! I envy your inside knowledge :) Have you heard what the word is on public international law/human rights academic staff?
Congrats to all those who got an offer, by the way - hope to meet you in September, finances pending!
Good to know then! I envy your inside knowledge :) Have you heard what the word is on public international law/human rights academic staff?
Congrats to all those who got an offer, by the way - hope to meet you in September, finances pending!
Congrats to all those who got an offer, by the way - hope to meet you in September, finances pending!
Posted Mar 21, 2010 12:14
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as far as I know, no disruption on the International/ EU/ human rights areas, but will keep you posted!
as far as I know, no disruption on the International/ EU/ human rights areas, but will keep you posted!
Posted Mar 21, 2010 12:15
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commercial remedies aren't being offered. List of tutors not around next year: Mcfarlane, Swadling, Edelman, Peel, Burrows...
My son tells me that Commercial Remedies is the best of his BCL courses. Restitution is a close second after that.
I hear that Andrew Burrows is going to All Souls ( a research only college ) and so will not be teaching anymore. I had not heard about the others not being there next year. Are they going on sabbaticals ?
<blockquote> commercial remedies aren't being offered. List of tutors not around next year: Mcfarlane, Swadling, Edelman, Peel, Burrows...</blockquote>
My son tells me that Commercial Remedies is the best of his BCL courses. Restitution is a close second after that.
I hear that Andrew Burrows is going to All Souls ( a research only college ) and so will not be teaching anymore. I had not heard about the others not being there next year. Are they going on sabbaticals ?
My son tells me that Commercial Remedies is the best of his BCL courses. Restitution is a close second after that.
I hear that Andrew Burrows is going to All Souls ( a research only college ) and so will not be teaching anymore. I had not heard about the others not being there next year. Are they going on sabbaticals ?
Posted Mar 21, 2010 12:16
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That is correct. I was fairly devasted about the news re Commercial Remedies- I was really excited about studying that :-(
That is correct. I was fairly devasted about the news re Commercial Remedies- I was really excited about studying that :-(
Posted Mar 21, 2010 12:17
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for anyone who has thoughts like mine (I was thinking about taking a year out in the hope that commercial remedies would be offered the year after), the current position is that it may well not be offered the year after either unfortunately.
for anyone who has thoughts like mine (I was thinking about taking a year out in the hope that commercial remedies would be offered the year after), the current position is that it may well not be offered the year after either unfortunately.
Posted Mar 21, 2010 16:11
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Unconditional offer DPhil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone else?
Hey mickeynox
I've received an unconditional DPhil offer too. I know of a couple others as well. I'm actually really surprised that there are unconditional offers as I presumed it would be dependent on getting a distinction on my LL.M. Do you know whether the unconditional offer is usual, or that a few people get unconditional offers and a few people get academic requirements? I know the BCL lot get an academic requirement for the MPhil, even if it is only in one subject, which curiously makes it 'harder' for them to meet their offer.
Now, the eternal wait for funding decisions....
<blockquote>Unconditional offer DPhil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone else?</blockquote>
Hey mickeynox
I've received an unconditional DPhil offer too. I know of a couple others as well. I'm actually really surprised that there are unconditional offers as I presumed it would be dependent on getting a distinction on my LL.M. Do you know whether the unconditional offer is usual, or that a few people get unconditional offers and a few people get academic requirements? I know the BCL lot get an academic requirement for the MPhil, even if it is only in one subject, which curiously makes it 'harder' for them to meet their offer.
Now, the eternal wait for funding decisions....
Anyone else?</blockquote>
Hey mickeynox
I've received an unconditional DPhil offer too. I know of a couple others as well. I'm actually really surprised that there are unconditional offers as I presumed it would be dependent on getting a distinction on my LL.M. Do you know whether the unconditional offer is usual, or that a few people get unconditional offers and a few people get academic requirements? I know the BCL lot get an academic requirement for the MPhil, even if it is only in one subject, which curiously makes it 'harder' for them to meet their offer.
Now, the eternal wait for funding decisions....
Posted Mar 21, 2010 20:13
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Do you know when the funding decisions will be released
?
Do you know when the funding decisions will be released
?
?
Posted Mar 21, 2010 20:32
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Do you know when the funding decisions will be released
?
I don't. It just appears that they'll begin to be released gradually within 6-8 weeks or so. It seems logical to conclude that the decisions will tie in to college decisions as the faculty won't want to accidently allocate a scholarship to someone who is going to receive a college award. If I remember rightly, I was offered a college place within about three or 4 weeks last year, so it might be quicker, but it very much depends on the speed of each college's administration process: I had friends who were waiting for a lot longer.
<blockquote>Do you know when the funding decisions will be released
? </blockquote>
I don't. It just appears that they'll begin to be released gradually within 6-8 weeks or so. It seems logical to conclude that the decisions will tie in to college decisions as the faculty won't want to accidently allocate a scholarship to someone who is going to receive a college award. If I remember rightly, I was offered a college place within about three or 4 weeks last year, so it might be quicker, but it very much depends on the speed of each college's administration process: I had friends who were waiting for a lot longer.
? </blockquote>
I don't. It just appears that they'll begin to be released gradually within 6-8 weeks or so. It seems logical to conclude that the decisions will tie in to college decisions as the faculty won't want to accidently allocate a scholarship to someone who is going to receive a college award. If I remember rightly, I was offered a college place within about three or 4 weeks last year, so it might be quicker, but it very much depends on the speed of each college's administration process: I had friends who were waiting for a lot longer.
Posted Mar 22, 2010 14:41
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for anyone who has thoughts like mine (I was thinking about taking a year out in the hope that commercial remedies would be offered the year after), the current position is that it may well not be offered the year after either unfortunately.
This is a huge shame. Hopefully it'll run after all. I sent an email just moments ago regarding this - before seeing your post. Perhaps a swath of interest in the module might prompt a reconsideration.
<blockquote>for anyone who has thoughts like mine (I was thinking about taking a year out in the hope that commercial remedies would be offered the year after), the current position is that it may well not be offered the year after either unfortunately.</blockquote>
This is a huge shame. Hopefully it'll run after all. I sent an email just moments ago regarding this - before seeing your post. Perhaps a swath of interest in the module might prompt a reconsideration.
This is a huge shame. Hopefully it'll run after all. I sent an email just moments ago regarding this - before seeing your post. Perhaps a swath of interest in the module might prompt a reconsideration.
Posted Mar 22, 2010 17:58
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apparently the chances are 15-20%.... not looking good :-(
apparently the chances are 15-20%.... not looking good :-(
Posted Mar 22, 2010 19:34
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Hey guys,
For those of you who got accepted for MJur at Oxford, can you please briefly tell about your educational and work background?
Because my friend got denied with two law master's with very high grades for MJur and want to know what is the reason: is it because of the money?
Hey guys,
For those of you who got accepted for MJur at Oxford, can you please briefly tell about your educational and work background?
Because my friend got denied with two law master's with very high grades for MJur and want to know what is the reason: is it because of the money?
For those of you who got accepted for MJur at Oxford, can you please briefly tell about your educational and work background?
Because my friend got denied with two law master's with very high grades for MJur and want to know what is the reason: is it because of the money?
Posted Mar 24, 2010 04:06
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Does anyone have any insight on the remaining courses offered for the BCL next year?
Does anyone have any insight on the remaining courses offered for the BCL next year?
Posted Mar 24, 2010 10:37
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in terms of what exactly- will try to help if you let me know what info you are looking for
in terms of what exactly- will try to help if you let me know what info you are looking for
Posted Mar 24, 2010 20:02
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How long does it usually take the law faculty to get back with replies? I Suspect my email may have fallen foul of their spam filter.
How long does it usually take the law faculty to get back with replies? I Suspect my email may have fallen foul of their spam filter.
Posted Mar 28, 2010 07:36
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Hi guys...i have got through oxford BCL..but may not be able to go for it this year...will be really grateful if someone could throw light on how deferring of the admissions work..do i accept now and then defer...if they accept my request..is my admission guaranteed next year...do i need to go through the entire process of applications..
would really appreciate..if someone who had got admissions deferred from last yr and is joining this year could reply..
generally too..if guys have any idea..please reply..thanks a ton!!!
Hi guys...i have got through oxford BCL..but may not be able to go for it this year...will be really grateful if someone could throw light on how deferring of the admissions work..do i accept now and then defer...if they accept my request..is my admission guaranteed next year...do i need to go through the entire process of applications..
would really appreciate..if someone who had got admissions deferred from last yr and is joining this year could reply..
generally too..if guys have any idea..please reply..thanks a ton!!!
would really appreciate..if someone who had got admissions deferred from last yr and is joining this year could reply..
generally too..if guys have any idea..please reply..thanks a ton!!!
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