I think it should be out next week (probably Friday 1 Mar) ( It is now confirmed to be on Fri 1 Mar). For those of you who receive good news, you may want to click on one of the links below before you end up in the ‘wrong’ university:1.2.3.For those who receive bad news, you may want to click on the following link for some consolation and advice:4.Wish you all the best!Rgds,IlyasaRelated pages:(1)(2)(3)Related articles:(a).(b).A former MOE school teacher, Mr Ilyasa has been coaching students in ‘A’ Level (H2/H1) Physics, (H2/H1) Mathematics and (H2/H1) Economics for more than 6 years, as well as ‘O’ Level Physics, Additional Math, Math and PSLE Math for more than 10 years. An alumnus of RI and RJC, Mr Ilyasa holds a Bachelor of Science degree with Merit from the National University of Singapore, a Postgraduate Diploma in Education with Credit from the National Institute of Education, Singapore, and a Master of Education (Curriculum & Teaching) degree also from the NIE, Singapore. It’s heartbreaking to enrol in a degree or diploma course and to find out later that your degree or diploma is not recognised or cannot be used to be registered as a practicising professional in Singapore. So use the following links before you decide to apply to a particular university, college or institute:1.2.3.Fyi, if you spend at least 3 years studying in the campus of an overseas university that is recognised by the government of that country, the degree is also valid in Singapore for the purpose of recognising you as a degree holder. For example, if you had spent 3 or 4 years doing a degree in the University of Malaya (which is recognised by the Malaysian government), you are also considered a degree-holder if you apply to work in the Singapore Civil Service. However, restrictions apply to professional courses such as Law, Medicine and Accountancy.Good luck!Best Regards,Ilyasa, M.Ed., PGDE, B.Sc., full-time tutor of Math & Physics (h/p: 97860411)Related articles:(a).(b).(c) TUITION CLASSES: EDUCATIONAL SERVICES: By EX-MOE TEACHERS & EXPERIENCED TUTORS @ BLK 644, BUKIT BATOK CENTRAL, #01-68.

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Singapore Law is heavily influence by the English law, in areas such as contract, Tort and Restitution than in other statue based areas such as criminal law, company law and the law of evidence. Singapore lawyers may perform both as an advocate and a solicitor. Studying Law in the UK gets you a 3 year undergraduate degree which is an LLB. Counsellor Education. 4 Monash University Master of Counselling www.kaplan.com.sg 5 Nanyang Polytechnic Advanced Diploma in Counselling www.nyp.edu.sg 7 Singapore Bible College Master of Arts in Counselling (MAC) www.sbc.edu.sg 8 TCA College Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling www.tca.edu.sg 9 TCA College Master of Arts in Counseling.

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Benefits of studying abroadThe programme provides students with an opportunity to study a different legal system and its law in a different educational environment. It should offer a remarkable educational and cultural experience for them.Students participating in the programme have proved to be very attractive to employers and, in particular, to the leading international firms of solicitors.

National University of SingaporeThe has been officially recognised as one of the leading law schools in South East Asia. It has an excellent reputation for teaching and research and it offers first-rate facilities in a new building.The law school has well established links with Universities around the world including those in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.

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Most of the academic staff have legal qualifications from the United Kingdom or the United States.The National University of Singapore is a member of, a group of elite universities from around the world, which also includes The University of Nottingham.One of the principal activities of Universitas 21 is the operation of student exchange schemes. It has a well-established programme of international student exchanges, attracting students from across the world. Tuition is in English. CostsUnder the Universitas 21 scheme, no tuition fees are payable by students attending the National University of Singapore. However, all students on the four-year programmes pay a fee to The University of Nottingham, which is currently set at £1,350.There is also the cost of return travel to Singapore and medical insurance to cover hospitalisation.

Accommodation costs and living expenses in Singapore may be higher than those in Nottingham.The total difference in costs between a year at Nottingham and a year studying in Singapore will depend on discretionary spending and how students spend their vacations, in particular, how much travelling they do. ApplyingStudents are not admitted to The University of Nottingham to read for the Law with South East Asian Law degree. For this reason it is not in the UCAS handbook.The practice is to transfer up to three undergraduate students who have been admitted to the school and successfully completed their first year of study on either the or the degree courses.The precise number of places is agreed between the law schools each year. Students will be selected for transfer on the basis of their examination performance in their first year of study, a legal reasoning test, an interview and their suitability for study abroad.

Further informationStudents who are interested in the Law with South East Asian Law programme should address further enquiries toPreliminary meetings providing detailed information will be held in October and students must submit their applications in the November of their second year.