In order to complete one of the above `combined degrees' within the minimum period, it is necessary to follow a particular sequence of non-law and law subjects; otherwise students with interests not readily combined with law who seek two degrees may be required to spend six or more years in qualifying for them. Students who wish to combine an honours degree in another faculty with a law degree will be unable to do so in less than six years.
Course planning may be discussed with an adviser on enrolment or by earlier contact with the faculty. Non-law subjects may be chosen from other faculties but some restrictions on subject choice apply.
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