Hello!
If you're looking for more information on the course, I highly recommend signing up to the SOAS on
demand open day. It gives you instant access to taster lectures and course overviews from the various departments at SOAS including the Law department. Also, SOAS has an
open day coming up on the 10th of June, you'll be able to ask current students and lecturers more specific questions and get to see the campus.
How are modules assessed generally?Each module you pick may have a different method of assessment. If you look at the
information page for each module, you'll be able to see a little bit more about how each module is assessed under the Method of assessment section. As an undergraduate you can expect a mix of assessments e.g. written essays, presentations, book reviews, legal research, case study analysis etc.
How do exams work at SOAS (Law)?I asked some of my friends that are studying Law here at SOAS about their personal experiences with exams here's what they said:
- Since Covid many written exams have gone back to being in person, although they are slowly being moved online.
- Open book exams are not common
- Most exams last somewhere around 3 hours.
I hope this helps!
Monica (MA Social Anthropology SOAS)