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Second Arts

Lockstep · 2008-09-05 21:51:25

Anyone know what the story is for 2nd year arts? I know I go in on the 8th but other than that, I've found hardly any information around on what you do. TImes of introductory lectures etc.

05-09-2008 9:51pm

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Lockstep

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Anyone know what the story is for 2nd year arts?
I know I go in on the 8th but other than that, I've found hardly any information around on what you do.

TImes of introductory lectures etc.

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#2 05-09-2008 10:19pm

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Have you checked Blackboard? Don't know about Arts, but that's how they're doing it with the science and medical students.

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#3 05-09-2008 10:34pm

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Hmm no, blackboard gives no luck that I can see.

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#4 05-09-2008 10:51pm

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On the 8th you could head into your subject departments and ask for a subject timetable from the secretary. The timetable may also be on the department website. It used to be with psychology anyway.

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#5 05-09-2008 11:03pm

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go to the departments of the subjects you are doing and pick up a timetable. they'll have them printed off and on display somewhere, where you can pick up a copy.... mind you they mightn't actually bother putting them out til the 8th, just go in early in the morning.

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#6 07-09-2008 10:13pm

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Typical. I get more information on what I have to do from boards.ie than NUIG itself.

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