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Anyone do HR Masters in UL ?

eibbatlove · 2008-08-12 20:30:24

What months are exams held ? Wheres the best place for a postgrad to live on campus ?

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12-08-2008 9:30pm

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eibbatlove

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What months are exams held ?

Wheres the best place for a postgrad to live on campus ?

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#2 12-08-2008 9:42pm
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Are the classes big ? male / female ?

What buildings are classes usually held in ?

any info at all ?

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#3 13-08-2008 10:04am
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As far as I know postgrad exams are held at the same time as undergrad exams. As for places to live, you'll probably want somewhere quiet with a connection to the net. I think I remember sameone on here saying that one of the student villages has a block for postgrads, thomond I think.

Class size and male/female ratio depends on the course really. Your lectures will probably be on in the usual places around campus. There are a few postgrad only pc labs dotted around campus and you should have a pc assigned specifically to you. What course will you be doing?

Someone who has actually done a postgrad in UL will be able to give you a bit more detail.

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#4 13-08-2008 1:33pm
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Even the postgrads forum?

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#5 14-08-2008 8:45pm
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fyi
my girlfriend did the course in ul and she thought it wasnt run very well. its not geared right if you're coming straight from college into masters (no work background). the course is very much tailored for the part timers. For example a few of the projects required analysis of work place practices, and a few of the full time students said that they couldnt do that because they had no background. the lecturer didnt seem to give a toss. doesnt sound too good.

just thought i'd let you know

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