Studied Law at Nottingham Trent four years ago now and have to say i really enjoyed my time there.
I stayed my 1st year in the Maltings Halls of Residence which i thought were terrible and wouldnt recommend that area of Nottingham. Far too far from the university and not the safest of places ... Read review
Studied Law at Nottingham Trent four years ago now and have to say i really enjoyed my time there.
I stayed my 1st year in the Maltings Halls of Residence which i thought were terrible and wouldnt recommend that area of Nottingham. Far too far from the university and not the safest of places to walk around.
The staff are very friendly and helpful and tutorials were always interesting - the course books helped a lot ... ...so page booklet.
Lectures were another story and really quite boring.
In the 2nd and 3rd year you can choose options which are much more interesting.
The library for Nottingham Trent is great and well stocked, there are also lots of computers to use free of charge.
The location of the campus cannot be beat - central nottingham. There are lots of places to go for lunch and its easy to ... more
Studied Law at Nottingham Trent four years ago now and have to say i really enjoyed my time there.
I stayed my 1st year in the Maltings Halls of Residence which i thought were terrible and wouldnt recommend that area of Nottingham. Far too far from the university and not the safest of places to walk around.
The staff are very friendly and helpful and tutorials were always interesting - the course books helped a lot and condensed a lot of information into a 50 or so page booklet.
Lectures were another story and really quite boring.
In the 2nd and 3rd year you can choose options which are much more interesting.
The library for Nottingham Trent is great and well stocked, there are also lots of computers to use free of charge.
The location of the campus cannot be beat - central nottingham. There are lots of places to go for lunch and its easy to nip and get bits and bobs from the shops.
Overall i think this is a great choice of university and would recommend it to anyone thinking about applying. The standard of education is good and improving - you wont be disappointed!
Advantages: Very helpful staff when you have done some reading... Disadvantages: if you haven't started your research, they are not going to bail you out!
So Im in the middle of doing my Law degree full time at DeMontfort University. Well what can you expect?
The Teaching style~ consists of lectures, seminars and tutorials. The lecturer normally always sits or stands at the front of the group regardless of what teaching method is being used. It is advisable for any of these types of classes to do the work ( whether set prior to the lecture or in advance of a lecture) as to help you with your revision and also to save you the embarrassment of getting things wrong infront of lots of people!!!!
Lectures- the lecturer talks and you listen, preferably write notes and use a dictafone where possible- helps you when it comes to writting up your notes. You can ask questions and helps if you have done some reading in preparation for you lecture on a particular topic. Lecturer's do ask ...
silvajade 23.11.2004
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Advantages: Excellent learning facilities Disadvantages: Disorganised University
Please note: I did not 'recommend' as this is a very personal & individual decision, which could go either way depending on the person.
Since the last person wrote a review on Law at Middlesex University (2000), a lot has changed. I am in my final year, studying in Hendon & looking forward to graduation.. argh finally! Unfortunately, my experience of this University has not been entirely positive. To say the least, it was disappointing. I transferred from UEA to be nearer to my hometown. My decision to switch Universities (& start from scratch in year 1) was very last minute, which meant I had to go through clearing & accept anything available. Middlesex was the only University of several in London that I contacted with places still available. Relieved, I made my application & swiftly obtained a place on the LLB programme. I had not ...
Ayesha- 12.11.2006
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Advantages: Lovely campus, high teaching standards, good reputation Disadvantages: Norwich is a bit far out...
Well, before transferring to Middlesex University to do Law from the start again, I spent a year at East Anglia(UEA). This is obviously only a very short period of time so my review will probably lack some detail, but hopefully you will still find it fairly useful.
The area
This is a single campus University, based in Norwich, East Anglia. I moved from Reading (near London) & found the driving distance to be around 3 to 4 hours, or train from Liverpool St generally taking 2 hours, no comment on Reading to London as this varies dramatically anyway. The train journey is quite comfortable though.
Norwich is a fairly small city, but not without its fair share of things to do. There are a few clubs, tourist-like areas with cinema, all the popular restaurants, bars, shopping centres (from the old-fashioned, posh arcade to a modern ...
Ayesha- 21.11.2006
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