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Raymond Vincent Sandoval
Jun 04 2008, 12:38 PMI think the decisions on our housing applications will only be released some time in August.
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Abhinav Shrivastava
Jun 04 2008, 12:51 PMThanks Raymond.
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Bhargav Hasurkar
Jun 04 2008, 06:46 PMhello does anyone know about the induction that takes place before the actual teaching. Please pass on any info. I called the graduate office but cant get through the IVR as there are no extention nos mentioned.
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Andres Villegas
Jun 04 2008, 07:37 PMThis is from UCLs web page:
Is anyone going to the IOP???
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International Students Orientation Programme
In September the International Office will be holding the International Student Orientation Programme, aimed at all new undergraduate, graduate and affiliate students.
The programme will take place over three days 17th - 19th September 2008 and will offer new students the opportunitiy to settle into their new envrionment and meet their peers prior to term starting. A variety of different sessions will be offered including:
* A formal welcome hosted by the Vice-Provost (Academic & International)
* Formal enrolment with UCL, receive your ID card
* Enrol with support services e.g. Health Service, Library, and IT Support
* Receive guidance on how to study successfully at UCL
* Receive welcome handbook which will guide you through your first week
* Tour of the campus and surrounding Bloomsbury
* Learn about living in London as a student
* Meet key staff who can help you throughout your studies at UCL
* Invite to a reception hosted by the International Office to welcome all new international students
* Opportunity to meet other new students
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/international-stud...
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Jun 05 2008, 06:35 AMYes, I will definitely go for this...
See ya there..
abhinav
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Jun 05 2008, 06:47 AMThanks for the post, Andres. The info previously posted on the UCL LLM site was that registration, orientation and welcome parties will take place beginning only on Sept. 22. In fact, it still indicates this date. See http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/prospective/llm/index.shtml?term_d.... But it would be a pity to miss the ISOP, so I will change my travel plans accordingly, as I was planning to arrive in London only on Sept. 19.[Edited Jun 05 2008]
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S. G.
Jun 05 2008, 08:35 PMI will be there as well. See you there, Stephan
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Jun 16 2008, 01:49 PMI asked the Student Residences Office if it would be possible to move in by 15 Sept. in time for the ISOP. They replied that this is possible, but there will be an extra charge for an "early arrival." Strange that 15 Sept. would be considered an early arrival considering that the ISOP is an official school activity which all incoming students should be able to attend.
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Amanda Gray
Jun 16 2008, 03:57 PMHey everyone, I am also going to UCL (been offered a place for the LLM specialising in Human Rights/International Law)
would be grateful for advice on the following:
do you think it's best to do the course full time (by taking out a loan as UK student so tricky to get a bursury) or do it part time and work to finance the studies (i'm a solicitor at the moment).
Also, i'm starting to get panicky re reputation of UCL for Human Rights (which are the modules I want to take) eg has it got a good reputation for this -
My ambtion is to head to the OHCHR at the UN with this masters so any advice/reassurance re reputation and FT/PT would be very very much appreciated!!
ps i am panicking becos this LLM is a bug personal investment (time/money) for me - so I want to get it right!
Thanks and best of luck to everyone!!
Maybe see you in Sept.
Amanda.
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Jun 16 2008, 04:00 PMOpps!! Sorry typo - meant "BIG investment for me".
Amanda.
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