Hey,

I'm an Indian student currently undergoing my 9th semester of a 5 year dual degree course. I wanted to pursue an Llm in international trade and investment law in Amsterdam (UVA).

I was wondering how difficult it is to get in to the course.

Can anybody give me an insight into how the selection procedure takes place, what are the qualifications they look for since their website only talks about possessing a law degree.

Thank you!

Dear, I notice your interest for an LLM in international business law. I want to draw your attention to KU Leuven's LLM. This is a one-year program. KU Leuven University is ranked 45 wordwide in Times Higher Education rankings, 80 in QS rankings. The Law school is ranked 31 wordwide in THE, 37 in QS. Tuition fee is 6000 EUR. KUL is 15 minutes from Brussels, Europe's capital.

Hi, I am a paralegal in China and I have been conditionally admitted into UvA in 2020 Fall.Here are my background: GPA 3.3/4 ;IELTS 7(6);Working &Internship Experience.For Chinese applicants,UvA has a list of Chinese universities,if your school is in this list and your GPA is above 3.0/4.0,you will be admitted into UvA. Hope my experience can help you !

I was recently conditionally addmited to the LLM at Uva and my qualifications are: IELTS - 7.5 overall, Internship and Volunteer Work Experience, the grade system at my university works on a grading scale from 0 to 10 and my overall grade point average was 8.83.
Good Luck!