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Are humanities heavy NLUs becoming less relevant with the rapid integration of science and technology in the legal ecosystem?
contestedtrollish
7 months ago
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byGuest
7 months ago
Please read about STS - a rapidly developing field. Humanities will always be relevant as long as humans are around.
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byGuest
7 months ago
Not bcom or BBA but only with bsc and BTech.
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byGuesttrollish
7 months ago
The humanities should be scrapped entirely from law schools. Replace with BCom, BBA, BSc or a 15-month internship.
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byGuest
7 months ago
Nepotism will rule here for another two centuries.
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Are humanities heavy NLUs becoming less relevant with the rapid integration of science and technology in the legal ecosystem?
byGuest
7 months ago
Your thoughts.
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