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Nottingham, first year, sem 1:
Contract, tort and constitutional: 2 hours of lectures per week each, 1 tutorial every other week each.
Understanding law: some seminars and lectures, not many though, don't remember.
Sem 2:
Contract, tort and constitutional: same as above but with 3 lectures per week.
Year 2, per subject:
Land, crim, EU: 2 per week, 1 tutorial every other week
Optional: either the same as above, or a weekly 2 hr seminar.
Lectures are usually front loaded though, so you find yourself with extra lectures for every subject in the first few weeks.
Contract, tort and constitutional: 2 hours of lectures per week each, 1 tutorial every other week each.
Understanding law: some seminars and lectures, not many though, don't remember.
Sem 2:
Contract, tort and constitutional: same as above but with 3 lectures per week.
Year 2, per subject:
Land, crim, EU: 2 per week, 1 tutorial every other week
Optional: either the same as above, or a weekly 2 hr seminar.
Lectures are usually front loaded though, so you find yourself with extra lectures for every subject in the first few weeks.
Lewisy-boy
Nottingham, first year, sem 1:
Contract, tort and constitutional: 2 hours of lectures per week each, 1 tutorial every other week each.
Understanding law: some seminars and lectures, not many though, don't remember.
Sem 2:
Contract, tort and constitutional: same as above but with 3 lectures per week.
Year 2, per subject:
Land, crim, EU: 2 per week, 1 tutorial every other week
Optional: either the same as above, or a weekly 2 hr seminar.
Lectures are usually front loaded though, so you find yourself with extra lectures for every subject in the first few weeks.
Contract, tort and constitutional: 2 hours of lectures per week each, 1 tutorial every other week each.
Understanding law: some seminars and lectures, not many though, don't remember.
Sem 2:
Contract, tort and constitutional: same as above but with 3 lectures per week.
Year 2, per subject:
Land, crim, EU: 2 per week, 1 tutorial every other week
Optional: either the same as above, or a weekly 2 hr seminar.
Lectures are usually front loaded though, so you find yourself with extra lectures for every subject in the first few weeks.
Is that 3 2 hour lectures for each subject? So 18 hours in total?
No, all classes are one hour except for those expressly stated to be otherwise.
I'm a second year at Sheffield.
Every semester, you take three modules. For each module, you have three hours of lectures (33 hours per module per semester in total) and usually a one hour seminar (you have 6 seminars in an 11 week term).
Every semester, you take three modules. For each module, you have three hours of lectures (33 hours per module per semester in total) and usually a one hour seminar (you have 6 seminars in an 11 week term).
Oh perhaps I should qualify the number of tutorials at Notts... you tend to have 4 per semester, per subject. Doesn't sound like a lot really, but it's enough as they're in a lot of depth and the groups are really small. Seminars tend to be far bigger groups.
Uni - Lancaster
Year - 1
Lectures - two 1 hour lectures, and one 1 hour 50 minute lecture
Seminars - 3 hours, once every two weeks
Year - 1
Lectures - two 1 hour lectures, and one 1 hour 50 minute lecture
Seminars - 3 hours, once every two weeks
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