Law, University of Essex

ALPS = bad

Good content

No "bad" lecturers, some amazing/really interesting, others not quite so interesting. Personal tutor seemed nice but only communicated once.

Good course to study

Appropriately difficult with inclusive content. Research focused. Outstanding support from Uni and tutors.

Teaching is to a high standard with a few lecturers really standing out and excelling in their modules. The majority of modules in the first and second years of study are compulsory and must be passed in order to attain a qualifying law degree. Staff make even the most mundane modules as interesting and current. By the third year, there is more choice and flexibility to follow personal interests. The optional modules offered covered a wide range of subjects. The Law School and Law Society also provide a varied range of extra curricular activities to participate in. I was fortunate enough to work with the Law Clinic. I would strongly recommend that every student gets involved in some form of legal extra curricular in addition to studies. Throughout your degree, the Law School provide fantastic support to help you boost your employability and notify all students of any opportunities. The school of Law is a fantastic department. They never allow a student to be overlooked.

lecturer is below expectation

Honestly so boring, my personal tutor took 5 weeks at a time to get back to me and most lecturers sucked.

Outstanding course. The possibility to learn two legal systems is very important nowadays and also allows you to gain a greater perspective.

I do not think it should cost £9,000 however it is a course with many future prospects.

Awesome. Essex is the best!!!

An amazing double-degree giving the opportunity to explore two different legal systems and two different approaches on legal studies, with an excellent opening to opportunities on an international scale.

Lecturers are great