Survival Guide Jura

Anyone studying law inevitably asks themselves at the beginning: What will the first week at university be like and how do I organise my day-to-day studies? What funding options are there? Do I really have to attend every lecture? How do I study properly and how does this "assessment style" that everyone talks about actually work? How do I pass my first term paper and exam and what can I do about exam stress? And last but not least: What else does university have to offer?
In this somewhat different guide, a team of authors consisting of students, practitioners and professors answer these questions - with practical tips, lots of humour and a variety of perspectives. They share their experience and their "dos and don'ts" to prevent the odd misstep. After all, they have often thought to themselves during their studies: If only I had known this beforehand...

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Accompanying the book, law students receive a wide range of additional material for the start of their studies: from personality tests and sample syllabuses to checklists and literature lists to study tips and a "bullshit bingo" in case they get bored during lectures. Available from utb.de.