Law, Durham University

noticed a dramatic drop in quality from first year to second year, when you would think they would prioritise us. Given tutors who do not have a clue about the subject area (they tell us this), and nothing is done despite numerous complaints, we feel like we have to teach ourselves. Low contact hours mean you are just dropped into it. Personal tutor is in name only, you do not have any contact with them at all. Sessions often finish earlier than planned and you sit there feeling like there is no value for money at all which is frustrating. Can be treated like school children at times. Poor organisation of the law school due to self-confessed lack of staff. Despite this, law at Durham offers good careers prospects and an excellent careers team.

Very hard work, mostly supportive staff. Needs to be more emphasis on mental health.

None dont have much to say

Very nice place to study

The only good thing I got out of this stupid place, was a job. but then I got fired because I had severe depression from durham, and they noticed this, and told me to F off.

A tough degree but with excllent staff helping you all the way. The volume of work is often slightly greater compared to other courses, but if you manage to keep up; you'll be fine.

Teaching is of a top standard however would maybe like a bit more guidance with lectures (maybe one lecture on the subject of our essays).

I think its pretty good

It is just awesome, the teachers are great, they provide clear cut notes, give good feedback, and make sure everyone understands.

Fantastic academic department (with a few exceptions). I love this course and its content is quite stimulating, interesting, and engaging. Durham provides so many opportunities to meet with firms and increase the quality of your CV!