Law or Psychology.
I am on an Access to Humanities and Law course at college and am wondering where next.
I am very tempted to follow this course with an LLB (Law) at somewhere like UWE in Bristol.
Is this wise? How does this compare to a Psychology based study Say Criminology.
Psychology is a subject I really enjoy at college but sometimes would like a little more "black / white" answers.
What are anybody's thoughts also for Law I saw that UWE has its own mock court rooms and work experience programs that look great. How does this compare to say Bristol, Reading, Gloucestershire or even the Law Unit that's in Bristol.
I am very tempted to follow this course with an LLB (Law) at somewhere like UWE in Bristol.
Is this wise? How does this compare to a Psychology based study Say Criminology.
Psychology is a subject I really enjoy at college but sometimes would like a little more "black / white" answers.
What are anybody's thoughts also for Law I saw that UWE has its own mock court rooms and work experience programs that look great. How does this compare to say Bristol, Reading, Gloucestershire or even the Law Unit that's in Bristol.
Thanks Anon2010, Hopefully somebody will be able to help further with some Uni Options.
Original post by nathannew2009
I am on an Access to Humanities and Law course at college and am wondering where next.
I am very tempted to follow this course with an LLB (Law) at somewhere like UWE in Bristol.
Is this wise? How does this compare to a Psychology based study Say Criminology.
Psychology is a subject I really enjoy at college but sometimes would like a little more "black / white" answers.
What are anybody's thoughts also for Law I saw that UWE has its own mock court rooms and work experience programs that look great. How does this compare to say Bristol, Reading, Gloucestershire or even the Law Unit that's in Bristol.
I am very tempted to follow this course with an LLB (Law) at somewhere like UWE in Bristol.
Is this wise? How does this compare to a Psychology based study Say Criminology.
Psychology is a subject I really enjoy at college but sometimes would like a little more "black / white" answers.
What are anybody's thoughts also for Law I saw that UWE has its own mock court rooms and work experience programs that look great. How does this compare to say Bristol, Reading, Gloucestershire or even the Law Unit that's in Bristol.
I'm at Bristol from an Access course - I also looked at UWE.
They both have benefits, but personally the prestige of Bristol and the areas of law the lecturers specialised in won me over. Now that I'm here I'm loving it. There is also plenty of jurisprudence and socio-legal context for when you're looking for more of a theoretical answer
Go for Bristol !! Are you a mature student?
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Original post by gt459
I'm at Bristol from an Access course - I also looked at UWE.
They both have benefits, but personally the prestige of Bristol and the areas of law the lecturers specialised in won me over. Now that I'm here I'm loving it. There is also plenty of jurisprudence and socio-legal context for when you're looking for more of a theoretical answer
They both have benefits, but personally the prestige of Bristol and the areas of law the lecturers specialised in won me over. Now that I'm here I'm loving it. There is also plenty of jurisprudence and socio-legal context for when you're looking for more of a theoretical answer
Why Bristol above UWE or even the "bespoke" Law Uni they have in Bristol. Do have some more pros / cons other than what you've stated above?
Got to admit I liked the look of the mock courtrooms at UWE but I do not know a lot more about it or a lot about the others for that matter.
Original post by lozasaurus99
Thanks, again out of interest why Bristol? Yes i'm a mature student i'm 23 and have only just, I think, realised what I want to do with my life.
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