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I am a combined arts/ law student at the moment interested in going into health law and policy development. The health industry has always interested me and it's also a growing industry which will require matters of health, ethics and policy to come into question. Usyd offers a masters degree...

this is a new iniative that usyd has with the university 'science po' in France where you can acquire two degrees in the arts and social science faculty from the two reputable unis. Is anyone considering it to study in 2016 or 2017 or knows more about it. Do you think it is worth it as it is...

Everyone has heard the phrase that an arts degree is useless, or for personal interest, or too generalist and broad. Basically it has a bad rep among people who often generalise about it and arts degree students often find themselves attempting to defend it. Considering that no university...

Mandarin Pros: - wider range of people speak it - China has a ever growing presence in the world so it will be useful to learn it in the long-run. - apparently we're living in the "asian century" - It is one of the more powerful Asian nations and therefore Chinese will be useful in all kinds...

Hi, the combined arts/ law degree is 5 years and I was wondering how much it will cost altogether if you take out a HECs loan If a single law degree is 4 years and a single arts degree is 3 years, does that mean you pay for 4 years worth of law + 3 years worth of arts, because a combined...

I completed my hsc in 2015 and I'm about to put up a notice for tutoring in English Advanced, Extension 1, Modern/Ancient history and history extension, but I'm not sure what students usually expect from a humanities tutor. Because it's not the same as maths were you go through each topic...

There are two degrees in the bachelor of arts at macquarie which I considered: Public Policy, Law and Governance AND International Law and Global Governance If you study this in a bachelor of arts, will it overlap with content/ electives in a law degree if you are doing a combined arts/...

I am starting a bachelor of arts/ law this year at macquarie when uni starts. I thought that by doing a bachelor of arts (one of the broadest degrees around) it would give me the chance to try a few subjects in the arts degree in my first year and from there start majoring in one of the first...

Hi, thanks so much for your thoughts, they're very detailed. You mentioned creating a booklet for easy reference in exams which I presume is the open book exams. Do you have any tips based on how you structure/ detail your notes which make it effective for an open book exam and allow you to...

Great, thanks so much for your detailed input :)

I have heard of CP for law and had a few questions; 1. How big are these classes? 2. What are the discussions about? 3. How much do you need to contribute? 4. I am a bit introverted, so how do you think of something intelligent to put forward when you really can't think of something...

How strict is entry into law at university of sydney

How strict is entry into law at UNSW

It is a 3 year single degree with an entry requirement of 90. The units interested me, I am primarily an arts person, but the business component gives it more practicability and the units seemed alright for the business side. However because it is only a 3 year degree and a single degree not...

Re: If you want to study a language at uni but have some proficiency, is there a test In my case I studied French continuers up until term 1 of year 12 when I had to make the decision to drop it due to having 14 units. However, since the end of the HSC I have continued to study it as a hobby...

I was considering studying French when I start uni in March and have heard that if you have some proficiency in the language you can start some more advanced units as a beginners level would be too easy obviously. However, is there a particular language proficiency test that unis such as...

If you don't sit the NSW HSC exam, then scaling won't really be relevant to you as scaling is dependent on the calibre of the candidature of students. Anyway, having done modern, ancient and history extension I find that really you shouldn't think about scaling but rather doing your best in a...

Hi, In 2016 I will be studying a bachelor of arts/ law combined degree, however I am not interested in becoming a lawyer (at this point anymore) and have more interests in careers regarding writing, law reform, policy work, foreign correspondent, criminology/ intelligence, history, archaeology...

I got a 99+ ATAR and 2 state rankings without tutoring in those particular subjects. However tutoring, even for a 99+ student can help. Around trials I was finding that for English especially, I could not simply rely on my school teacher for her opinion on a piece e.g. creative and my extension...

I'm not quite sure. I've always thought it would be interesting to have a career where I could write for a purpose (feature articles, science writing, writing for marketing or business, creative writing e.g. novel, short stories, articles), have the ability to consult/ work with others on...