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Evening Degree-Law

summerindublin · 2013-08-26 21:58:27

Has anyone completed the evening degree course in Law in DBS? I'm wondering how feasible it is to do it if working full time and what standard of teaching is given in DBS for this course. Any comments/advice greatly appreciated.

26-08-2013 9:58pm

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summerindublin

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Has anyone completed the evening degree course in Law in DBS? I'm wondering how feasible it is to do it if working full time and what standard of teaching is given in DBS for this course.

Any comments/advice greatly appreciated.

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#2 28-08-2013 11:43am

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You could also look at other locations in the city centre
DIT offer a level 7 part time degree (there is a part time llb add on for a year or so after it)
Independent Colleges in town also offer a law degree as do Griffith out on the south circular road.

I think work load is high enough but with dedication quite easy to do, access to the college (and most of them have online resources to fill in gaps where you miss a lecture) is a consideration

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