Hi all,
I am interested in LLM in EU Law preferably at some Dutch uni and would like to ask what is a difference between part-time studies and distance learning? Does part time study programme require certain % of attendance? I have full time job in Poland which I would not like to quit in order to some income and pay my LLM studies, hence would like to study 'at home' and then just to sit the exams. Is this possible as a part-time student? Thank you :-) Elin

Distance learning is like taking classes/courses through a computer - Example: The open university.Or holding a category with multiple folks through a digital camera
As for part time it might apply to any form of education, another to finding out full time for those people UN agency have busy lives with further responsibilities, e.g. you may have part-time distance education!

Hi, I am interested in part time studies as well due to my working commitments. However, I also considered an online LLM. Does anybody know if it makes a difference in terms of fees?

I found some suitable online and part time LLM programs in business law at Steinbeiss, GGS, BTU and Leuphana. What are your experiences and impressions?