Earlier this year I transferred to a double degree (Master of Laws / Business Administration, part time) so that I can be better equipped to serve the community. It’s been a hectic time especially in Term 3 when the pace at work ramped up, but I’d also say that it’s been my most enjoyable uni year to date.
This year I covered the basics of the legal system and I also took an elective on Insurance Law so that I can support injured council workers through my role at StateCover. For my remaining electives I’m considering Environmental Law, Planning and Development, Sustainable Development, Renewable Energy, Superannuation, International Human Rights, or whatever else seems useful.
I’m looking forward to the end of uni because it will free up time to spend with family and serve the community. I’m still contemplating whether to squeeze two subjects into one term because it will speed things up, but at the cost of depth of learning.
𝗘𝗻𝗱 𝗼𝗳 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿 🎉
Earlier this year I transferred to a double degree (Master of Laws / Business Administration, part time) so that I can be better equipped to serve the community. It’s been a hectic time especially in Term 3 when the pace at work ramped up, but I’d also say that it’s been my most enjoyable uni year to date.
This year I covered the basics of the legal system and I also took an elective on Insurance Law so that I can support injured council workers through my role at StateCover. For my remaining electives I’m considering Environmental Law, Planning and Development, Sustainable Development, Renewable Energy, Superannuation, International Human Rights, or whatever else seems useful.
I’m looking forward to the end of uni because it will free up time to spend with family and serve the community. I’m still contemplating whether to squeeze two subjects into one term because it will speed things up, but at the cost of depth of learning.
