M1o0, M103....

Why do some llb courses have different ucas codes? i'm confused!

M100 usually refers to the 3-year standard Law LLB course.

M103 could also mean the same thing.

Different uni's use different ones.

For example, when I applied for Law, all 5 unis used M100 for the 3-year course, but Brunel used M103 instead.

Reply 2

blue123

oh ok so the m103 at brunel is exactly the same as m100 at other unis. how stupid! thanks for the reply
how do u find brunel?

Reply 3

Confectionary

Well Brunel has 2 law courses, 1 with a placement which is why they would need 2 different codes.

Reply 4

Citizen Zero

Are you thinking of applying to Brunel?

Brunel Law dept is not bad - apparently they are like amongst the best UK uni's for their research blah blah etc.

The lectures are quite good (if a little boring at times), and there is extra support material on the intranet/student portal, so you can make extra notes.

Erm...it's OK academically. :biggrin:

Reply 5

blue123

yeah i'm thinking of applying but have so many questions !
Can u change course to the 4 year if u get accepted on the 3 year? and for the 4 year is the work experience for the whole year? i dunno whether to put down 3 or 4 year..... thanks 4 ur help!

Reply 6

Citizen Zero

blue123

I think if you get accepted for the 3-year course, if you tell them as soon as you can, you MIGHT be able to change. I haven't met anyone that has switched over yet though.

During the 4-year sandwich, you spend the first term of Year 2 in work and then the second term of Year 3 in work too.

So in total you get 2 terms worth of work experience.