I will finish my bachelor this year so I'll be able to start a master degree in criminology! Gosh I can't wait!! I've been wanting to do this for years and that's what motivated me to ace my exams untill now. Your lecture subjects seems so interesting, can't wait to be in september!
Hey, with Law and Crim, you study the additional criminology modules whereas straight law students only study law. The main thing should be whether you have an interest in criminology but do not want to pursue a sole degree in it. Both degrees are hard. There is no 'which one is easier' as both typically require 2 different learning styles/ objectives. I would say to pick something you enjoy - have a look at the university's website and see what modules you would be studying for both degrees and decide from there!
FINALLY a crim student to watch!
I will finish my bachelor this year so I'll be able to start a master degree in criminology! Gosh I can't wait!! I've been wanting to do this for years and that's what motivated me to ace my exams untill now. Your lecture subjects seems so interesting, can't wait to be in september!
Let me know how it goes :)
ahh no way, you were in my building! (Glamorgan) good luck with your final year :)
Thank you and likewise!
what differentiates law and crim vs law by itself? Would you say it’s harder? I’m kinda stumped on what to pick
Hey, with Law and Crim, you study the additional criminology modules whereas straight law students only study law. The main thing should be whether you have an interest in criminology but do not want to pursue a sole degree in it.
Both degrees are hard. There is no 'which one is easier' as both typically require 2 different learning styles/ objectives.
I would say to pick something you enjoy - have a look at the university's website and see what modules you would be studying for both degrees and decide from there!
She is like Asian, but her voice is sounding like English or something 🤔
Yes, Asian ppl do exist in the UK...
@@theyberlab I don't understand