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12 May 2009, 2:21 AM
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28 Feb 2010, 5:38 AM  | Law students - any views on the now belonging to the Arts Faculty? You can hide this advertisement by registering. Predictably, some may be saying it doesn't really make a difference... personally - W6A is a lot further to run than W3A- really want our old submission boxes back which were a lot clearer than the new onesAnyone of the view that the law school has possibly lost some prestige after the change? Considering in most other universities, it tends to occupy a separate spot..? Okay, above question wasn't meant to sound snobby... in case anyone was offended... really... it's not you Arts Faculty... really it's not you... |
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12 May 2009, 5:05 AM
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Today, 8:54 PM  | Re: Law students - any views on the now belonging to the Arts Faculty? Rofl, what prestige? The MQ Law School was the laughing stock of the Law schools in Sydney, and that's coming straight from those in the Law School. Point is, the integration is a work in progress, while they try and re-establish the brand afaik.
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18 Mar 2010, 11:33 PM | Re: Law students - any views on the now belonging to the Arts Faculty? I don't think I've come across any University that has grouped Law and Arts together. In saying that, I personally don't mind and it doesn't really make much of a difference to me. |
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Today, 8:04 PM | Re: Law students - any views on the now belonging to the Arts Faculty? Quote:
Like I said, it's completely irrelevant. Every university does something different because they try and do something that works for them. Can think of many universities where there is an unusual split. Eg we used to have a Department of Public Law as well as Law, as well as Environmental Law. Then you have Business Law... Most universities struggle to split up all the areas of study. In my view, you have social sciences and natural sciences, and should work from there, but many people disagree because some things 'aren't a science'. /rant.
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Today, 8:38 PM | Re: Law students - any views on the now belonging to the Arts Faculty? The Law faculty was struggling before hand and it will now, we get no funding and aren't well respected anyway
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Previously the Law people had to fight each other for a piece of a small pie. Now they'll fight other Arts people for a piece of a much larger pie. That's my interpretation of it anyway.
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