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What is the difference between doing a full-time and a part-time degree?

April 26, 2017degree doing full-time part-time

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What is the difference between doing a full-time and a part-time degree?

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If you do the degree full-time, it will take 12 months and you will do courses to the value of four units (from October to September). If you do the degree part-time it will take 24 months as you will take courses to the value of two units each year (from October in academic year one to September in academic year two). Teaching hours are exactly the same, whether you are full or part time. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT OFFER EVENING OPTIONS.

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If you do the degree full-time, it will take 12 months and you will do courses to the value of four units (from October to September). If you do the degree part-time it will take 24 months as you will take courses to the value of two units each year (from October in academic year one to September in academic year two). Teaching hours are exactly the same, whether you are full or part time. Please note that the MSc Human Rights is not available as an evening option.

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If you do the degree full-time, it will take 12 months and you will do courses to the value of four units (from October to September). If you do the degree part-time it will take 24 months as you will take courses to the value of two units each year (from October in academic year one to September in academic year two). Teaching hours are exactly the same, whether you are full or part time. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT OFFER EVENING CLASSES.