Maxine Evers, Associate Dean (Education), Faculty of Law: UTS as a law faculty is different from other law schools because it's very much a practice-based education program.
We also offer a range of general postgraduate courses that are very much designed to start with a small offering, such as a graduate certificate up into a master's.
Speaker: There are no large halls and long lectures and 100% exams. It's giving students small-group experience, a number of assessment tasks spread across a session, designed to replicate the sort of authentic tasks that you will do in practice.
Speaker: Flexibility timetabling was really key for me. UTS offered a lot of classes on the weekends during summer and winter and it actually made working part-time and studying a lot easier.
Speaker: The advice I'd give to anyone considering postgraduate study in law would be just to give it a go. I think you'll be surprised to find that it's quite manageable once you actually start.