European and Transnational Law of Intellectual Property and Information Technology

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Posted Aug 09, 2021 15:06

Hello everyone,

I was (non-europe citizen)admitted to Goettingen university, European and Transnational Law of Intellectual Property and Information Technology (LIPIT) program as a LLM candidate. I am thinking stay in Europe after this master program. Do you have any advice this program or information about job oppotunities?

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DPisScary

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Posted Apr 12, 2022 13:09

Hello everyone,

I was (non-europe citizen)admitted to Goettingen university, European and Transnational Law of Intellectual Property and Information Technology (LIPIT) program as a LLM candidate. I am thinking stay in Europe after this master program. Do you have any advice this program or information about job oppotunities?

Hi, I'm planning to apply this year and I have same questions in my mind. Can you provide information? Im from Non-EU country

[Edited by DPisScary on Apr 12, 2022]

[quote]Hello everyone, 
 
I was (non-europe citizen)admitted to Goettingen university, European and Transnational Law of Intellectual Property and Information Technology (LIPIT) program as a LLM candidate. I am thinking stay in Europe after this master program. Do you have any advice this program or information about job oppotunities? [/quote] Hi, I'm planning to apply this year and I have same questions in my mind. Can you provide information? Im from Non-EU country

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MTempo

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Posted Jun 12, 2022 03:26

Hi,

I applied this year for this LLM. if anyone has some additional information, it would be very helpful.

I am also not an EU-Citizen, but I lived in Germany for two years and had an internship there. I would recommend contacting people on LinkedIn from your country, then you will know about your possibilities. Besides that, you can always apply for internships with an Initiativbewerbung. Learning German is also fundamental.

Hi, I applied this year for this LLM.  if anyone has some additional information, it would be very helpful.  I am also not an EU-Citizen, but I lived in Germany for two years and had an internship there. I would recommend contacting people on LinkedIn from your country, then you will know about your possibilities. Besides that, you can always apply for internships with an Initiativbewerbung. Learning German is also fundamental.

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