hey richa

I am from National Law School, Bhopal. Will be completing my graduation April end

hello all..congratulations to all who have been accepted at NUS for whichever course. As I said before on this forum, I am Tishampati Sen, I live in Gurgaon and I am graduating from the National Law University, Jodhpur. If any one is interested in sharing a flat with me in Singapore ... please do tell. Either msg me or respond on this .. whatever ... cheers..

Facebook group for NUS 2009 - 2010 can be found here

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=64145382667

join all...

I'm also in for the IBL.
@APG: I'm European, but living in Singapore for the last years. So flying together might not work...

Fab

any clues as to when is the fee to be paid?

@Fab, In deed it might not work:) see you in Singapore!

its good to see that many ppl r going to join IBL... hope to see u in Singapore......

Hi, everybody!
I accepted an offer, LLM in Corporate and Financial Services Law, and I have a question.
Does anyone know whether I can get a LLM without concentration?
I understand that I will be awaded general LLM If I get 40 credits regardless of concentration.
Of course, I am very interested in C&F Law courses provided, on the other hand, I am also intersted in the other courses such as "Beyond Law and Economics: Regulatory Theory" and "Financial Regulation in Times of Crisis".
As I have a background in Economics, I am very interested in the interdisciplinary area between Law and Economics.

I look forward to everybody at NUS!

C&F Law courses provided
http://law.nus.edu.sg/prospective/postgrad/coursework/llm_cfs.htm

Course listings including other couses than above
http://law.nus.edu.sg/current/course/courses_disp2.asp?MT=LL5&Sem=2&MGC=2

It is definitely possible to get the LLM without a concentration. I applied for the general LLM as there was no one area that I wished to specialise in. Given that on my undergraduate law degree we have quite a narrow choice of courses I'm keen to take courses in a wide range of subjects.

In short, it is definitely possible to get the LLM without a concentration!

It is definitely possible to get the LLM without a concentration. I applied for the general LLM as there was no one area that I wished to specialise in. Given that on my undergraduate law degree we have quite a narrow choice of courses I'm keen to take courses in a wide range of subjects.

In short, it is definitely possible to get the LLM without a concentration!

Congratulations for everyone accepted to NUS Law School. I'm now doing LLM here.

Hope this is helpful. If you need any further information, feel free to let me know :)

Hi everyone.

Looking forward to meet all of you. Has anyone made all the arraignments in the housing department.

Can you tell me what are the migratory requirements to enter Singapore and China.

Greetings from Panama.

Hi Carlos,

Looking forward to meet you too. As for Singapore, we should be applying for the Singapore visa once the documents come from NUS in mid May.
As for Shanghai, Prof Tan had once said that the visa formalities are completed while we are in Singapore. Its a little tedious task I'm told due to voluminous documentation but then all worth it.

Looking forward to see you and everybody else...

Cheers!!

Has anyone made all the arraignments in the housing department.

Hello everyone,

I'm Luca from Switzerland.

I've been admitted to the Asian Legal Studies program.

Is anybody else coming from Europe?

See you in Singapore!

Hey Luca, which part of Switz are you from? I'm looking for people who speak French! I did my LLB in France, and i'm worried i'll forget my french... Would be nice to have some french speaking friends.
I'm Anu from Sri Lanka, and i'll be doing IP and Tech Law

Hi all, is there any one interested in co- renting a small flat, please do let me know

thanks

Tisham

Hey Tisham

I am interested.
I am from India and got an admission letter for LLM in CFS.

Hi Anu,

I am from the french part. But I absolutely don't want to speak french in Singapore. I need to improve my English...;-)

Now if you want, I could speak French and you'll answer in English. OK?


See you in Singapore,

Luca

Hi everyone, the wait is almost over and soon we'll meet at NUS.

I'm hoping to learn Chinese and be able to speak it fluidly. Does anybody know if the university has those kind of programs, or it would be best to look for one in Shanghai.