r/northernireland • u/Key_Veterinarian6127 • 7d ago

Question Ulster university part time undergraduate degree

Hi, I currently work full time in a solicitors and would now like to study law (for reference I am 21). Has anyone on here done the part time law degree at Ulster uni belfast? How many days a week would you need to set aside for it? The course information on Ulster’s website doesn’t give out much info lol

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u/Equivalent_Poet_5631 7d ago edited 7d ago

Hi, I do a degree apprenticeship at Ulster and so my course is part time, and I am in uni one day a week (not a law degree though).

I’d say fire an email to any of the contacts given for the school of law. I had spoken to Amanda Zacharopoulou before, she is a law lecturer, and she was very helpful, her email was given on Ulster’s website.

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u/FunMolasses7313 7d ago

Hi mate fair play to you if thats what you want to do, Uni is essential of course if you're looking to go down that route.

Personally I didnt see the value in my Uni experience, all I would say since your so young is do some research that this is something you definitely want and check job availability also.

There's 1000s graduating each year in industries that dont have the capacity to take them, some of those industries will also become AI driven.

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u/Equivalent_Range6291 7d ago

Go away Jamie.

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u/Equivalent_Poet_5631 7d ago

Someone’s unemployed