can you help me with this?

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Posted May 23, 2020 21:02

Hi guys,

I´m My name is Pablo, I´m from Chile, and i´m a lawyer. i´ve been working in different areas but always related to labor law, bankrupcy, and debt collection . I think its time for me to study abroad so.. here comes what i need to know. if you can give me some recommendations i would appreciate them

1.- considering that for non EU students the fees are extremely higher, which country do you recommend me to look for an LLM.(the area its not important yet)
2.- which university you recommend
3.- is it too dificult to obtain an LLM degree if you are not a native english speaker.
4.- i just want to keep studying, so, i really dont care anything else like how the city looks or if there are any atractions, except for the costs of living of course.

Hope you can help me to decide, im a little bit lost in this , but i´ve decided to start this journey now. thanks !

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chicken so...

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Posted May 25, 2020 20:42

It depends. Are you looking primarily at European schools? Relative 'bargains' even for international students can be found in France and Germany.
This is a good list to look at:
https://llm-guide.com/lists/other-top-llm-program-lists/top-10-budget-llms-in-europe

Although programs in the UK tend to be more expensive, they also tend to be higher profile on an international level. Look at these:
https://llm-guide.com/lists/other-top-llm-program-lists/top-10-budget-llms-in-the-uk-for-overseas-students

Scandinavian and Dutch programs are also worth exploring.

It depends. Are you looking primarily at European schools? Relative 'bargains' even for international students can be found in France and Germany. <div><br></div><div>This is a good list to look at:</div><div><br></div><div>https://llm-guide.com/lists/other-top-llm-program-lists/top-10-budget-llms-in-europe<br></div><div><br></div><div>Although programs in the UK tend to be more expensive, they also tend to be higher profile on an international level. Look at these:</div><div><br></div><div>https://llm-guide.com/lists/other-top-llm-program-lists/top-10-budget-llms-in-the-uk-for-overseas-students<br></div><div><br></div><div>Scandinavian and Dutch programs are also worth exploring. <br></div>

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juristedul...

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Posted May 27, 2020 06:10

I agree with the above mentioned, if you are with a tight budget and since you're a non-EU citizen, best options could be found either in France or Germany. Check out CampusFrance website, usually applications goes from September to March for the following academic year.If you already have a good level of English I would recommend you to pursue an LLM in USA as it allows you to sit the bar (NY and California) and practice law there as an attorney, furthermore, in US there are way more programmes targeting Corporate Law and Bankrupcy than anywhere else. Luck

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<div>I agree with the above mentioned, if you are with a tight budget and since you're a non-EU citizen, best options could be found either in France or Germany. Check out CampusFrance website, usually applications goes from September to March for the following academic year.</div><div>If you already have a good level of English I would recommend you to pursue an LLM in USA as it allows you to sit the bar (NY and California) and practice law there as an attorney, furthermore, in US there are way more programmes targeting Corporate Law and Bankrupcy than anywhere else. Luck</div>

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