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Law and French Law

  • 28-04-2007 4:58pm
    #1
    shazzyshaz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 198 ✭✭


    Hey im thinkin bout doing this come sept. can anyone give me any info at all on this course??


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  • #2
    dreambrook
    Closed Accounts Posts: 26 ✭dreambrook


    From what I know it involves a lot more work than pure law, a few find it tolerable and a few others absolutely love it but because of the high points requirement the people who detest it may leave just for other things because they can.

    I don't know if I have been helpful but basically if you looooooooooooove French and loooooooooove law then it's the course for you because you are in for a lot of it.


  • #3
    frisbeeface
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 704 ✭✭✭frisbeeface


    A few people this year dropped out into pure law because they found it too much/too crap. I gather it's the worst of the 3 course on offer. By no means a bad course though.


  • #4
    MrRobert87
    Closed Accounts Posts: 22 ✭MrRobert87


    The Law and French course consists of a lot more hours than pure Law. In first year you will study Tort, Lsm, Constitutional Law (As do pue Law) and your French course which i guess is learning about the French legal system. You will study Criminal in 2nd year (Pure Law students study Criminal in 1st year). From my friends in Law and French i gather it is more work than pure law and has been said before, a number of the students have since dropped it and taken up pure law. That is not to say those doing Law and French do not enjoy it.

    As I'm sure you will have guessed a good grasp of French is imperative and your 3rd year will be spent on Erasmus at a French university (Consisting of 35% of your overall degree mark).

    Thats what I know as a pure law student. Good luck in your decision making!


  • #5
    shazzyshaz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 198 ✭✭shazzyshaz


    is the french legal system taught thru french then?? tres confused.

    But thanks u guys for all the posts !


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