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Part time legal studies cert/diploma

  • 22-06-2011 11:40am
    #1
    Gagsy
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    Hi I'm thinking of doing a part time course in legal studies, and am wondering if has anyone any recommendations re; quality of courses/ colleges? I'm a mature student and work full time and have always had an interest in law even though my occupation is media based....I thought taking a certificate or diploma course would be a good way to test the water...So far I see that Griffith College and the Dublin Business School are the main contenders but as each course costs around 2 grand I thought I'd see if there was any advice out there...thanks in advance...
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  • #2
    LazyFecker
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    avoid dbs at the moment.
    within the private sector independent colleges are probably the way to go.
    that said, even though griffith were in a bit of trouble for a while, they have recruited david langwallner now as head of the law school, so i can only assume that things have gotten a bit better.

    thats my 2 cents anyway


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