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Hi, was just wondering if anyone knows when the summmer semester results for 2008/09 will be released. Thanks in advance!

What do you mean by legal side of planning though? If you're implying the legal side in terms of development assessments frameworks and controls, guidelines, land use, etc, all planners will have to consider and/or come across legal aspects in this career field. Although a combined law degree...

I did say '6+months'. Basically, you're coming out with a combined planning and law degree in 7 years at UNSW.

You can do a Bachelor of Planning/Law after you have fully completed the 5 years of the B Planning degree. If you wish to graduate with the law component you have to complete 6+ months of further study for the law component.

hey, having looked at my timetable, it says Lecture, Lab and Studio, was wondeing if Studio was the same thing as Tutorials or its equivalent?

yeah haha i get the picture, thanks.

hey, was wondering for new enrolled students, will we be taking pictures for our student ID?

Thanks for the reply!

hey, was wondering if i can find out the course start date/ end date for B Planning. need to jot that down for government statements. Cheers!

B Planning - 5 days!, is it common for a degree to have cover 5 days? and also one of my lectures on wednesday goes from 1-4 pm, and another lecture straight after it at 4 pm, would I be late going to my next lecture?

B planning! (i think im a minority, unless others prove me wrong!) CONGRATS GUYS AND GIRLS!

hey, was wondering if its possible for UNSW to give out more than one offer, in my case, both of my top two prefernces are at UNSW, uai's are quite similar too, cheers if anyone replies.

Are there also night classes at UNSW?

Thanks for the info, personally I prefer the 9-5 system as well also, what time is the latest for night classes/courses?

Just out of curiosity, UNSW or UTS is 'better' for the B Construction/ building management course?, I'm sitting on a fence on this one.