Comments

• Based on the LLB
• Covered with UG degrees, due to it (possible, depending on how you define it) being a separate UG law qualification.
• Applied most of the changes suggested by HoS Gordon Stewart, although he suggests speaking to Joel Colon-Rios.
• In reading feedback, website and handbook I believe that the LLB(Hons) might require some creative thinking on how we handle the conjoint degree.
• Need to decide if we show an illustration of an LLB(Hons) studied on its own (I am unsure how popular this course of study actually is), and how many other options we illustrate.
• Added a duration/intensity (that really come in to its own for part-time only qualifications and PG (where there is a specified maximum duration as well as the standard full-time minimum)
• Revised the entry requirements.
• Fine-tuned the first degree requirement.

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Duration/intensity

The LLB(Hons) represents Xxxxxx years of full-time study and may also be studied part-time.

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• Total of 525 points required, of which:
  • At least 90 points must be from elective courses chosen from any other first degree at this university.
• Complete three core courses at 100 level (usually in the first year):
  
  • LAWS 121
  • LAWS 122
  • LAWS 123.
• Complete five core courses at 200 level:
  
  • LAWS 211
  • LAWS 212
  • LAWS 213
  • LAWS 214
  • LAWS 297.
• Complete eleven two core courses from LAWS at 300 level:
  • LAWS 301
  • LAWS 312Nine further courses from LAWS at 300
• Complete nine further LAWS courses from at 300 level, including:
  • • LAWS 334 if you wish to apply for admission to the Bar.
• Complete three courses from LAWS at 400 level:
  • • LAWS 489
    • Two courses from LAWS 430-450
• Complete one courses  one course from LAWS 500-529.
• Complete non-law courses worth 90 points.

Supplementary information

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Bar: One step in the process to practise as or to call yourself a New Zealand lawyer

Thoughts and questions

Listing all the 300-level courses in one requirement (5) clouds the year  3 and year 4 course allocation. Does this matter?

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LLB Conjoint programme

Comments

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The suggested exception to this is the LLB/LLB(Hons), so all the rest below is that same anything we develop for the LLB degree page can probably transfer to here.

Thoughts and questions

Are most LLB(Hons) students also involved in conjoint programmes? I guess so, which means we have the same design challenges for this degree page as for the LLB.