STUDENT LIFE
What is the life of a double degree student like? This is a question we will try to answer by showing you the news of our students.
Life on campus, the return to France, but also the various conferences that students attend, all of this will be presented to you here.
LIVING IN ESSEX, WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
MONCEF'S TIPS
Take advantage of the availability of our French law professors to ask them as many questions as possible and improve your methodology or submit assignments. This is a real advantage compared to university where professors don't have as much time to dedicate to each student.
Make the most of the international experience, make friends from all over the world, join societies in the countries that interest you and open yourself up to everyone's culture!
Make the most of the campus, explore the workspaces and relaxation areas, and visit London as many times as possible.
MAHAUT'S TIPS
Make notes on your weekly classes as you go. Be concise and clear in your notes.
In my opinion, the most important thing is to understand the course, to find the method that suits you best because once you move on to the next chapter you absolutely must have understood the previous chapter.
Allow yourself moments of rest. Afterwards, you'll see, you'll be much more efficient at work.
COLINE'S TIPS
Pay close attention to your private law tutorials; this will be crucial for what follows and for the exams. Try to complete all the exercises without looking up the answers online, and only then check them if necessary.
Plan ahead for exams and coursework so you can make notes and learn the material.
Start thinking and researching your future studies this year, because the choices will come quickly and will be made in your third year of undergraduate studies.
