LLM in Sydney


Pierre_99

Hello everybody!
I amplanning on an LLM in Sydney, does anybody have any experience with the programs there or wants to go there as well? Which university is the best one etc? Your help is appreciated!
Cheers!

Hello everybody!
I amplanning on an LLM in Sydney, does anybody have any experience with the programs there or wants to go there as well? Which university is the best one etc? Your help is appreciated!
Cheers!
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kaylianna@...

University of New South Wales is the best. University of Sydney is almost as good. After that, UTS is probably third but it is a long, long way behind the first two, even if you do one of their specialty subjects.

University of New South Wales is the best. University of Sydney is almost as good. After that, UTS is probably third but it is a long, long way behind the first two, even if you do one of their specialty subjects.
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Cat

Im interested in applying to Sydney too. Ive heard the reputation is great and they have a great method of classification - ie. you get the masters based on the subjects you choose eg environmental, PIL etc so you have a lot of control as to what you do. Be careful you apply to the right one though as there are a few in Sydney.
Good luck applying :D

Im interested in applying to Sydney too. Ive heard the reputation is great and they have a great method of classification - ie. you get the masters based on the subjects you choose eg environmental, PIL etc so you have a lot of control as to what you do. Be careful you apply to the right one though as there are a few in Sydney.
Good luck applying :D
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Pierre_99

Hi Cat!
Good to meet you! So yes I know are different Universities in Sydney, you have any idea which one is advisable? Where you apply?
P.S.: Is this really you on the picture....?

Hi Cat!
Good to meet you! So yes I know are different Universities in Sydney, you have any idea which one is advisable? Where you apply?
P.S.: Is this really you on the picture....?
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Cat

its the university of sydney, the others are in sydney but the reputation is not so good.

Yes its me!

its the university of sydney, the others are in sydney but the reputation is not so good.

Yes its me!
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jack

I, too, am planning to apply to U. of Sydney. Is the program well recognized in the UK and/or the rest of Eurpope? I have also applied to LLM programs in London, but thought a year in Sydney would be great.

I, too, am planning to apply to U. of Sydney. Is the program well recognized in the UK and/or the rest of Eurpope? I have also applied to LLM programs in London, but thought a year in Sydney would be great.

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Cat

Im currently studying in London but dont want to continue to do an LLM here as I love travelling and combining it with studying is a ideal for me. Im applying all over Europe as well as SA and AUS. As far as Sydney's reputation in Europe Im not too sure but as its one of the better Aussie ones I think that it will carry well world-wide. Where are you now? :)

Im currently studying in London but dont want to continue to do an LLM here as I love travelling and combining it with studying is a ideal for me. Im applying all over Europe as well as SA and AUS. As far as Sydney's reputation in Europe Im not too sure but as its one of the better Aussie ones I think that it will carry well world-wide. Where are you now? :)
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jack

Thanks for the information. Right now, I live and work in sunny Los Angeles. Do you, or anyone else, have any information about Univ. of New South Wales in Sydney?

Thanks for the information. Right now, I live and work in sunny Los Angeles. Do you, or anyone else, have any information about Univ. of New South Wales in Sydney?
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Pierre_99

As far as I know LLMs from Australia have a fairly good reputation in Europe, after all its an English speaking country..

As far as I know LLMs from Australia have a fairly good reputation in Europe, after all its an English speaking country..
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Hello everybody!
I amplanning on an LLM in Sydney, does anybody have any experience with the programs there or wants to go there as well? Which university is the best one etc? Your help is appreciated!
Cheers!

<blockquote>Hello everybody!
I amplanning on an LLM in Sydney, does anybody have any experience with the programs there or wants to go there as well? Which university is the best one etc? Your help is appreciated!
Cheers!</blockquote>
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Pierre_99

Well thanks soladm@yahoo.com, that was a helpful comment...
;-)

Well thanks soladm@yahoo.com, that was a helpful comment...
;-)
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Bluna

As far as i know the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have an very good reputation. They are ranked high in the Asiaweek ranking as well.

As far as i know the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have an very good reputation. They are ranked high in the Asiaweek ranking as well.
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conrad

I attended the LLM program at the University of Sydney. I would recommend it. The University of Sydney (not Western Sydney or other Uni's in Sydney) is well recognized as the leading law school in Australia. It is also the oldest. UNSW and Melbourne are also top law schools. I applied and was accepted to Sydney and Melbourne, as well as Edinburgh and Manchester in the U.K. I did not apply to UNSW (I was not interested). I choose Sydney over Melbourne (and the others) for the following three reasons:

First, Sydney tuition was more affordable (esp. than Melbourne). Second, the Sydney program offered incredible flexibility and selection in course offerings and international study opportunities. I completed my LLM in one year with studies in Germany, China, and of course Sydney (check out the website for the details on Sydney's programs abroad). Thirdly, Sydney in my opinion is a more beautiful and dynamic city (esp. vs. Melbourne - although I am a big Australian Open tennis fan - it was definitely worth the weekend trip over). I preferred the warmer weather, beaches and the resources that this large metropolitan city provided. The harbour is also one of the most beautiful in the world.

My only reservations do not concern the program as much as the city and the country. First, Sydney is not a cheap place to live, although I found it comparable to any large international city in the western world. Second, as a foreigner, I would not recommend doing an LLM in Australia as a means to gain access to the job market there. A one year program will not get you permanent residency(anymore), and firms rarely consider foreigners for positions if they do not have permanent residency or 3-5 years of legal experience. As a Canadian (part of the British Commonwealth) not even I could gain permanent residency there nor could I get a job interview. I am currently an Adjunct Law Lecturer at a top university in Canada (just started), with a B.A. (Hons), JD, LLM, yet many medium to large Sydney firms (which I believe are narrow minded and elitist) would only really consider Australian graduates.

I hope this helps you all. I wish you all the best in your LLM endeavours.

I attended the LLM program at the University of Sydney. I would recommend it. The University of Sydney (not Western Sydney or other Uni's in Sydney) is well recognized as the leading law school in Australia. It is also the oldest. UNSW and Melbourne are also top law schools. I applied and was accepted to Sydney and Melbourne, as well as Edinburgh and Manchester in the U.K. I did not apply to UNSW (I was not interested). I choose Sydney over Melbourne (and the others) for the following three reasons:

First, Sydney tuition was more affordable (esp. than Melbourne). Second, the Sydney program offered incredible flexibility and selection in course offerings and international study opportunities. I completed my LLM in one year with studies in Germany, China, and of course Sydney (check out the website for the details on Sydney's programs abroad). Thirdly, Sydney in my opinion is a more beautiful and dynamic city (esp. vs. Melbourne - although I am a big Australian Open tennis fan - it was definitely worth the weekend trip over). I preferred the warmer weather, beaches and the resources that this large metropolitan city provided. The harbour is also one of the most beautiful in the world.

My only reservations do not concern the program as much as the city and the country. First, Sydney is not a cheap place to live, although I found it comparable to any large international city in the western world. Second, as a foreigner, I would not recommend doing an LLM in Australia as a means to gain access to the job market there. A one year program will not get you permanent residency(anymore), and firms rarely consider foreigners for positions if they do not have permanent residency or 3-5 years of legal experience. As a Canadian (part of the British Commonwealth) not even I could gain permanent residency there nor could I get a job interview. I am currently an Adjunct Law Lecturer at a top university in Canada (just started), with a B.A. (Hons), JD, LLM, yet many medium to large Sydney firms (which I believe are narrow minded and elitist) would only really consider Australian graduates.

I hope this helps you all. I wish you all the best in your LLM endeavours.
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bucefalo

What about IP law in Sydney's curriculum of studies?
Is it possible to get an LL.M. in that specific field?
Thanx.
Gian

What about IP law in Sydney's curriculum of studies?
Is it possible to get an LL.M. in that specific field?
Thanx.
Gian
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Kulanski

Just use the LLM program search (top section of the site). University of Technology, Sydney, offers an LLM in IP.

Just use the LLM program search (top section of the site). University of Technology, Sydney, offers an LLM in IP.
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Kulanski

http://www.llm-guide.com/llm-program-search

You can search by subject, try advanced search.

http://www.llm-guide.com/llm-program-search

You can search by subject, try advanced search.
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akhwand

hi everyone!
i am from pakistan and am planing to get admission in LLM in australia.can anyone help me on this? which is the best school for LLM there.i will be greatful to him/her.

hi everyone!
i am from pakistan and am planing to get admission in LLM in australia.can anyone help me on this? which is the best school for LLM there.i will be greatful to him/her.
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sammyo

The best law schools in Australia are Melbourne, Uni of New South Wales, Uni of Sydney and ANU.

The best law schools in Australia are Melbourne, Uni of New South Wales, Uni of Sydney and ANU.
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nualwan

Im a Thai lawyer having a LL.B from Thai University. I am interested in doing LLM in Australia. I got a partial scholarship from my company so my budget is very tight. I wonder if you have LLM that I can learn 1 semester by on-line and the other semester I can go study in Australia by myself for 6 months. Anyone knows abt this kind of program at all? Please help me out. Thank you.

I’m a Thai lawyer having a LL.B from Thai University. I am interested in doing LLM in Australia. I got a partial scholarship from my company so my budget is very tight. I wonder if you have LLM that I can learn 1 semester by on-line and the other semester I can go study in Australia by myself for 6 months. Anyone knows abt this kind of program at all? Please help me out. Thank you.
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patrm

Deakin University (Melb) will let you do an online LLM.

Go to http://www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw/law/postgrad/llm_online.php
and
http://www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw/law/postgrad/index.php

Syd Uni, Melb Uni and ANU are the top three.

Deakin University (Melb) will let you do an online LLM.

Go to http://www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw/law/postgrad/llm_online.php
and
http://www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw/law/postgrad/index.php

Syd Uni, Melb Uni and ANU are the top three.
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