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DT547 - Law PgDip

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  • 01-04-2010 8:45pm
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    eleven11
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    Does anybody have any comments on this course? Thinking of doing it after my degree this year but interested to see what others have experienced while doing it. Work load, lecturers, assignments etc.

    Cheers
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    Sophie_B
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭Sophie_B


    Not worth the paper its written on. Wish I had known this before I took the course.


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    eleven11
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭eleven11


    Why do you say that? I didn't think a post grad qualification in Law would lack credibility?

    I'm going to apply to the guards when recruitment comes around again so I thought this course would be helpful. Also an LLB can be completed in one year if you have this diploma. Or so I'm told!:o


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    Sophie_B
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭Sophie_B


    My apologies, I jumped to conclusions assuming you were interested in a career as a solicitor or a barrister.

    If you complete the diploma, you may apply to the Masters of Arts in Law, it's not an LLM.


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    bcarolan
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    Anyone with a question concerning the Postgrad Diploma in Law at the Dublin Institute of Technology can contact me, Bruce Carolan, Head of the Department of Law, at (01) 402-3016.

    I can put you in touch with current or former students to discuss the programme.

    Our graduates are successful solicitors working at some of the largest firms in Ireland, or have gone on successfully to complete further postgraduate training in law.

    Bruce Carolan


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